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User Details - AmonRa
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Amon Ra | |
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Photographer/videographer with audio recording as a hobby and semi-professional sideline | |
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OPPO-BDP80 for SACD Tascam CD-200i rack player for CD (does CD-TEXT) as transport only Crane Song Avocet class A monitor controller and 24/96 DAC Genelec 7071A subwoofer NAD 208 power amplifier PMC IB2s transmission line monitor speakers Heed Canamp Sennheiser HD800 headphones Audio Technica ATH-M50 monitoring headphones For MCH: analog output form OPPO, volume control with Prism Orpheus, front channels PMC IB2S, center channel ADAM A8X active monitor, back channels ADAM A7 active monitors. All routed via Genelec 7071A bass management Sound Devices 722 field recorder, Prism Orpheus 8 channel ADC/DAC, Maselec MMA-4RX 4-channel mic-preamplifier, Pyramix , Reaper and Audition audio workstations for PC, Boom Recorder, Wave Editor and Sample Manager for MacBook Pro/Mac Pro, a collection of microphones from Soundfield, Sennheiser, Sanken, DPA, Gefell, Pearl and Audio Technica. |
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amonra.ramona@gmail.com | |
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Yesterday 10:31 pm
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| No 30 dB noise reductions with Dolby in the context of SACD transfers, old tapes pre 1966 either did not have it at all, or only used Dolby A from -66 onwards, with about 10 dB NR. ... more | |
Yesterday 09:13 pm
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| Best Dopby recorders do reach close to 90 dB, but they came late in the game. Besides Dolby process is a dreaded dynamic compression/expansion system, a lot of heavy handed signal manipulation, far removed from "pure" silky "analogue", the Holy Grail for some. Actually some professionals preferred non-dolby machines, rather choosing hiss instead of ... more | |
Yesterday 08:53 pm
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| Typical analog tape has about 70 dB of dynamic range, and good digital has 120 dB. 120 dB-70dB = 50 dB. That means 10^5 = 100000 times smaller details can be described in digital signal. What comes to frequency range CD quality digital has almost 3 octaves more, from 5 to 22000 Hz, while typical professional tape has 30 to 20000 Hz. Tape particle ... more | |
Yesterday 10:52 am
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| Yes exactly, what we want is a robot transferring the signal as untouched as possible, without altering it with "personality". ... more | |
Yesterday 08:12 am
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| If you had read the thread you would have noticed that not all of us here know this, or at least some refuse to understand it. ... more | |
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