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Originally Posted by jackthebear  Just been watching this thread with interest and thought I'd put in my thoughts FWIW.
I respect those who take the time to put these surveys together and I guess the discussion can be of interest BUT.......then it gets to the point where people start majoring in minor things.
Happy clients are where it's at and .1 or .2 this or that when you rinse it all out really isn't going to be a showstopper.
Can't remember the last time a client rejected a master or asked for a revision because the clock wasn't set internally......... |
I understand what you're saying and I agree with you completely.
Still sometimes little things do add up to bigger ones. No single cigarette is deadly, smoking as a cumulative process is.
Converters are but a link in an audio chain, great converters are but an element of that link. Little by little you can build a great chain. You can take it apart little by little, as well.
Clients should not worry about these things, as one of the tasks of a sound engineer is to offer a product that hides complexity, and not sports it.