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basic routing question
I'd like to use my 002's preamp along with an external comp/eq. What I would like to do is go:
mic--> 002 analog 1 in (to access the preamp on CH 1) --> 002 analog out ---> comp/EQ unit ---> 002 analog in --> to track on the hard drive I've never tried this before so I'm unsure about a couple things: 1. Should I use a send / return for this or some other method? 2. Is there a way to do it such that my signal remains analog for the first pass through the 002 so that I don't suffer additional conversions? Thanks. Charlie |
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Re: basic routing question
1. Set output of mic track to analog 2. patch to ext gear. Record back in input 5-8.
2. get an outboard mic pre: micpre--->EQ/comp---> Digi line in 5 (or 6,7,8)
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Re: basic routing question
Thanks for the info.
I've actually been doing #2, with a relatively low cost tube preamp. Wanted to try my 002s pre for variety and to see what sounds better for vox and certain instruments. Regarding #1, if I do that will the signal remain analog the whole time or will it be converted to digital and back to analog on its first pass through the 002? Charlie |
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Re: basic routing question
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I guess the question I'm really getting at is where the d/a conversion occurs. It must occur somewhere AFTER the preamp, no? I had been hoping the 002 was clever enough to bypass the additional a/d conversion when you route this way (thru the pre and out to a device before going to the track). I tried to find that in the reference guide but I couldn't find that question addressed there. Sounds like you're saying it is not set up that way and I'd suffer the additional conversion either way. On a somewhat related note... I guess in your case it doesn't matter (with the BLA mod). DO you find the converters to be perceptibly better? In what situations do you notice it most? Thanks. Charlie |
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