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Originally Posted by rlnyc Punchier? at 30ips? you mean "more articulate"?
"punchier" at a faster tape speed? i don't believe it. i think slower tape speeds are punchier, and that is what i have always heard.
at 15 ips, the tape is slower, and sits under the presenting energy longer, which i interpret as punchy. at 30ips, the tape goes by faster - the signal is printed on twice as much tape per second, so you get extended high end and greater clarity and definition. where do you get punchy from that?
best regards,
rlnyc |
See that's why words like "punchy" can be quite misleading. Your definition of NOT punchy "extended high end and greater clarity and definition" is exactly how I would describe punchy.
Anywhoo, like both speeds, but I prefer 30ips.