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gilwe · 19th July 2008, 06:27 PM

I use the delta SPDIF IN so no converters involved (?)

That was the reason I prefered using that procedure instead to just bounce in Nunedo (the result is never like playing within the project)

In Soundforge (or Audition), I simply create a new project at 44KHz 16bit,
while the Nuendo project is running at 44/16 as well. The degraded sound is heard when playing in Soundforge, even before saving the file.

Is there anywhere along the chain where I can loose quality ?

I know that when dealing with SPDIF, theoretically there shouldn't be any loss. Does that make sense ? I must admit I'm using very long, cheap quality RCA cables for SPDIF. Can that make the difference ? Or should I use a better card for input ?

I set both the FF800 and deltra SPDIF option to "Professional".

Thanks !

19th July 2008, 06:27 PM	#5
gilwe Gear Head Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 46	I use the delta SPDIF IN so no converters involved (?) That was the reason I prefered using that procedure instead to just bounce in Nunedo (the result is never like playing within the project) In Soundforge (or Audition), I simply create a new project at 44KHz 16bit, while the Nuendo project is running at 44/16 as well. The degraded sound is heard when playing in Soundforge, even before saving the file. Is there anywhere along the chain where I can loose quality ? I know that when dealing with SPDIF, theoretically there shouldn't be any loss. Does that make sense ? I must admit I'm using very long, cheap quality RCA cables for SPDIF. Can that make the difference ? Or should I use a better card for input ? I set both the FF800 and deltra SPDIF option to "Professional". Thanks !