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P. Rene · 20th November 2006

great topic and it was a nice read and i know the feeling from tape to digital. I would compare it to an sp1200 to mpc2000, the oommmph level just evaporates point blank. But the sp1200 had limitations in samp time sorta like analog has its limitations but the joys of both were the punchness.

I've tried the two track dump too tape and let me say its a waste of time, but another factor too look at is recording digital but mixing via analog with outboard mixer. I know hit factory in north miami is running this hybrid also studio center had if i can remember an ssl running 888's.

And fot the tape comment, ive seen dudes with roland 880-1680 that can give your best hd setup a run for its money. So as the saying goes its not the gear its, its that swear he knows what he's doing fool you mess with.

20th November 2006	#46
P. Rene Gear maniac Joined: May 2006 Location: Timiquana, Jacksonville Fl Posts: 189	wow great topic and it was a nice read and i know the feeling from tape to digital. I would compare it to an sp1200 to mpc2000, the oommmph level just evaporates point blank. But the sp1200 had limitations in samp time sorta like analog has its limitations but the joys of both were the punchness. I've tried the two track dump too tape and let me say its a waste of time, but another factor too look at is recording digital but mixing via analog with outboard mixer. I know hit factory in north miami is running this hybrid also studio center had if i can remember an ssl running 888's. And fot the tape comment, ive seen dudes with roland 880-1680 that can give your best hd setup a run for its money. So as the saying goes its not the gear its, its that swear he knows what he's doing fool you mess with. __________________ Focus more on your sloppy performance before you blame the equipment!