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Gonna agree with the other replies. That’s definitely not the case for music production. We even use special drivers on some OSs, bypassing the slow paths, and
by ratww 4y ago
Gonna agree with the other replies. That’s definitely not the case for music production. We even use special drivers on some OSs, bypassing the slow paths, and we’re very particular about gain structuring, signal path and everything around our ADCs/DACs, so there’s not much mystery for us there. We’re in control and it’s as perfect as it gets.
- grumpyprole 4y ago> We’re in control and it’s as perfect as it gets. Do you perform bit-perfect tests to be sure? The people who write the software are surely the ones in control.
- ratww 4y agoYes. We use null-cancellation very often as a production/engineering tool, not only as a “test”, so it has to be, otherwise our tricks won’t work.