New Aphex 141/142 A/D & D/A converters
- calaverasgrandes
- ghost haunting audio students
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so no 96k or (horrors) 88.2? I really like tracking at 88.2. I know I cant hear high enough to benefit from the higher cutoff point, but I swear it makes a difference on the frequencies I can hear. Especially on, of all things, hokey analog synth sweeps.
??????? wrote: "everything sounds best right before it blows up."
the aphex 141 manual says this...
"The Model 141 needs no clock as it converts whatever is on the ADAT input to analog. It can accept 44.1kHz or 48kHz."
Is it generally or always true that a D/A conversion should use the device internal clock?
what if there is another d/a converter in your system?
"The Model 141 needs no clock as it converts whatever is on the ADAT input to analog. It can accept 44.1kHz or 48kHz."
Is it generally or always true that a D/A conversion should use the device internal clock?
what if there is another d/a converter in your system?
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- mixedupsteve
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