Posted by Ladybug at 209-71-167-147-zone-j-routed.voicenet.net on October 03, 2000 at 11:17:22:
In Reply to: Re: Hmmmm posted by D Barak on October 02, 2000 at 18:46:06:
I dunno - my college had the most antiquated production equipment in the world (of course, now that I graduated, they went digital) so maybe you wouldn't have a problem.
Good luck!
: Good point. I'd lose quality even with multiple generations of digital audio?
: Dave
: : Sounds like an awful lot of transfers. Each generation will be slightly less perfect than the one before. You could lose a lot of quality.
: : : Hello,
: : : Not sure if this is the place for my question...
: : : Any thoughts on recording sync sound on DAT, tranferring to fullcoat for editing, transferring to a multi-track digital recorder, either for reference for for the actual mix, then creating and mixing an effects and music track on the digital multi-track recorder? Someone mentioned that the sync might drift over the course of a feature. Any thoughts, warnings, etc.?