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electro · 16th February 2005

Get a nice sound with the Fatso, then try to duplicate that sound with Voxengo Tapebus. This is assuming that the Fatso is more capable than the Voxengo.

Steps for correct A/B

1.You have to play .wav file X thru the output of the DAC into the Fatso, then record back into the A/D.

2.Then run .wav file x thru output of the DAC into the A/D without any analog processing, and apply the Voxengo to the recorded file.

Any color or distortion added by the A/D D/A process will be present in both files so it will be a fair A/B comparison.

16th February 2005	#5
electro Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 505	Get a nice sound with the Fatso, then try to duplicate that sound with Voxengo Tapebus. This is assuming that the Fatso is more capable than the Voxengo. Steps for correct A/B 1.You have to play .wav file X thru the output of the DAC into the Fatso, then record back into the A/D. 2.Then run .wav file x thru output of the DAC into the A/D without any analog processing, and apply the Voxengo to the recorded file. Any color or distortion added by the A/D D/A process will be present in both files so it will be a fair A/B comparison. __________________ -DFI LANParty UT Nf3 250Gb -AMD Athlon64 3200 retail with retail HSF (2.2Ghz) -Corsair VS512MB400 (*3 sticks) -Gainward Geforce 2 MX400 Twinview VIVO -RME 9652 Hammerfall 1.5 -Midiman Midisport 2x2