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Old 24th May 2006   #1
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[B]Interview with Daniel Weiss (Weiss Engineering)[/B]
Guys, I have the opportunity to interview Daniel Weiss (www.weiss.ch) and now I ask you guys if you want to know something and hand in the question

I have already 18 questions.. upgrade me SLUTZ!

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I'd like to know what his view is regarding high sample rates... is he familiar with the papers from Dan Lavry and does he agree?

Higher sample rates equal more precision, or does it create more room for errors?

What's the optimal sample rate in his opinion?
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Whats the secret to making a good de-esser?
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I second Geert's question: Does he agree with the speed/accuracy thing and how high is "high enough"

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I second Geert's question: Does he agree with the speed/accuracy thing and how high is "high enough"

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Coming from Amsterdam, you should know the answer to that one
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Will he ever create plug ins .

Does his de-esser come from the vynil "acceleration limiter" .

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Will he ever create plug ins .

Does his de-esser come from the vynil "acceleration limiter" .

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He has a software SRC already, "Saracon" Unfortunatly it is very expensive, like everything else they produce.
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I'd ask for his thoughts on "soft limiting". The Weiss units are the only ones that I think do a good job with the soft clip stuff.
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...Unfortunatly it is very expensive, like everything else they produce.
... but it is also of the highest quality, like everything they produce! The Weiss tools are incredible! This is the quality where the plugins today have to move to!
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Will he make an A/D without preamp?
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How does he see the future of digital hardware boxes vs. plugins? Is processing power still a big issue?
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Will he make anything I can afford?
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Theres no denying the quality, but is the cost of materials and labor really that much?

Just wondering...the prices are extremely prohibitive.

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... but it is also of the highest quality, like everything they produce! The Weiss tools are incredible! This is the quality where the plugins today have to move to!
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THANX a lot guys.

I am dealing now a date to meet him. thanx a lot for participating!

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Theres no denying the quality, but is the cost of materials and labor really that much?

Just wondering...the prices are extremely prohibitive.
Why do dogs lick their balls ? Because they can.

Why does Digi and other well established companies charge exaggerated high prices ? Because they can.

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