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mojito · 20th August 2009

Hi,

just got a Vermona DRM1 MKIII and I will sequence it by MIDI through Logic, so the audio signal will travel from the Vermona to the A/D conversors of my USB soundcard and then to Logic. The audio signal will turn to digital so my 2 questions are:

1) Will the analog sound of Vermona lose its "richness" once it's converted to digital? And if so, will it still be "better" (warmer, more frequencies, bla bla bla) than any other sound generated by a digital source (i.e. a softsynth)?

2) What should I do (equipment to look for...) to work with analog sound from the beginning to the end of a track creation process?

Thanks in advance!

20th August 2009	#1
mojito Gear Head Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 51 Thread Starter	Analog audio signal through digital device - Any sense? Hi, just got a Vermona DRM1 MKIII and I will sequence it by MIDI through Logic, so the audio signal will travel from the Vermona to the A/D conversors of my USB soundcard and then to Logic. The audio signal will turn to digital so my 2 questions are: 1) Will the analog sound of Vermona lose its "richness" once it's converted to digital? And if so, will it still be "better" (warmer, more frequencies, bla bla bla) than any other sound generated by a digital source (i.e. a softsynth)? 2) What should I do (equipment to look for...) to work with analog sound from the beginning to the end of a track creation process? Thanks in advance!