James Murphy
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- Mar 26, 2002
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how does my talking about back ground noise equate to the noise-at-the-source you are talking about? sorry, turning up and amp goes a long way to defeat any background noise. i never said shit about hum. your a determined to figure out some way to make me look an idiot.. but you can't.. sorry. and yet again: i typically record in 24bit at somewhere between -3 and -6 for most sources. i just don't get overly geeky about it. and i'm not pissed off... this is "spirited debate".. i've gone to pains to include "smileys" to demonstrate that to some degree. but pointing out the obvious to someone who's been recording professionally for years is pretty iame.... sorry for any misunderstanding though.Who is misquoting who now? Chill out. Why the hell are you so pissed off anyway? This is what I was referring to:
Whatever noise you have at the source is going to be there regardless of whether you track at 16-bit, 24-bit, -12, or -3. Tracking hotter is not going to make the background noise vanish, in fact, turning up the gain on the preamp will increase the level of noise in the track.
i mostly was just fired up to debate about the subject.. it was fun for a minute.