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Re: audio compression prior to recording

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Re: audio compression prior to recording
by Emmett Andrews on May 26, 2009 at 11:52:50 pm

Exactly. But I'll say again...It serves no purpose. It's the same algorithm. Believe me, I work in a $35 million facility with 130 audio professionals every day. Anyone who has given you the idea that working this way (compressing Audition's compressed signal on the way in) is horribly mistaken about the way digital audio works. Can it be done? Sure. Is there a good reason to try to do it? Never.

Emmett


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