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benchmark media analog audio application notes
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The following application notes are provided for your general information. These application notes are provided courtesy of the Engineering Department at Benchmark Media Systems, Inc. While the notes have been checked and are believed to be accurate, no warranties are made to their accuracy, either expressed or implied. A Clean Audio Installation Guide™
By Allen H. Burdick, Is Your Mic-Pre Clean Past 30 kHz?
By Allen H. Burdick, Measuring Microphone Preamp Noise
By Allen H. Burdick, Using the MPS-420
By Alan Silver ...
By Allen H. Burdick, Is Your Mic-Pre Clean Past 30 kHz?
By Allen H. Burdick, Measuring Microphone Preamp Noise
By Allen H. Burdick, Using the MPS-420
By Alan Silver ...
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The following application notes are provided for your general information. These application notes are provided courtesy of the Engineering Department at Benchmark Media Systems, Inc. While the notes have been checked and are believed to be accurate, no warranties are made to their accuracy, either expressed or implied. A Clean Audio Installation Guide™
By Allen H. Burdick, Is Your Mic-Pre Clean Past 30 kHz?
By Allen H. Burdick, Measuring Microphone Preamp Noise
By Allen H. Burdick, Using the MPS-420
By Alan Silver ...
By Allen H. Burdick, Is Your Mic-Pre Clean Past 30 kHz?
By Allen H. Burdick, Measuring Microphone Preamp Noise
By Allen H. Burdick, Using the MPS-420
By Alan Silver ...
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CD digital recording:
A standard music CD stores musical sounds as a sequence of 16-bit numbers with 44.1 kHz sampling frequency. The sound record with such parameters does not meet the abilities of a human hearing sense. So the quality of a sound seems to be not perfect. Especially, if one can compare a CD record with the original music recorded in 20 or 24-bit format with 96 kHz sampling frequency on an expensive studio hardware. Studio engineers try to explain sound deterioration in a CD format using inexplicable words such as "dead sound", "murder of a sound", "dimness", "lack of transparence" and even "low resolution". Thus they do make impression on credulous musicians ...
A standard music CD stores musical sounds as a sequence of 16-bit numbers with 44.1 kHz sampling frequency. The sound record with such parameters does not meet the abilities of a human hearing sense. So the quality of a sound seems to be not perfect. Especially, if one can compare a CD record with the original music recorded in 20 or 24-bit format with 96 kHz sampling frequency on an expensive studio hardware. Studio engineers try to explain sound deterioration in a CD format using inexplicable words such as "dead sound", "murder of a sound", "dimness", "lack of transparence" and even "low resolution". Thus they do make impression on credulous musicians ...
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Digital home recording studio:
Today the digital technology of the sound processing is rapidly supplanting analog systems in recording studios. Computers have become commonplace in audiophile society. The next step in the sound recording development will be the total virtualization of recording studios.
Typical low and average budget recording studios of 1980-1990th consisted of different musical instruments, microphones, analog preamplifiers and power amplifiers, speakers, monitors, a mixing console, multichannel type recorder and sound processing device ...
Today the digital technology of the sound processing is rapidly supplanting analog systems in recording studios. Computers have become commonplace in audiophile society. The next step in the sound recording development will be the total virtualization of recording studios.
Typical low and average budget recording studios of 1980-1990th consisted of different musical instruments, microphones, analog preamplifiers and power amplifiers, speakers, monitors, a mixing console, multichannel type recorder and sound processing device ...
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Patch-review for the eventide eclipse: The world wide web is a fast and effective way to get information about music recording. One of the most interesting aspect of recording is the use of effect processors. Though there are numerous manufacturers of effects, Eventide® is a leader in terms of technology, flexibility, customization and sound quality. They have an extensive web site with a lot of information about their products ...
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Technical description of SMPTE time code - a signal which encodes time information for synchronisation purposes, usually on a recording tape.
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