Is there any benefit to recording via the optical output vs. the analog outputs, particularly wrt recording quality (avoiding the D to A to A to D bits)? Would this limit or expand the number of output channels?
Thanks,
Paul
Kronos digital recording
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Re: Kronos digital recording
1°) Even if the Kronos A/D - D/A converters are of high quality, of course a digital output is fully lossless. (the use of balanced TRS cables on analog outputs is higlnhy recommended)plemman wrote:Is there any benefit to recording via the optical output vs. the analog outputs, particularly wrt recording quality (avoiding the D to A to A to D bits)? Would this limit or expand the number of output channels?
Thanks,
Paul
2°) Whether Optical spdif or USB audio outputs, or the Analog outputs, the same Main L/R Output is carried out.
3°) The 4 auxilliary analog outputs are not duplicated on digital outputs.
They both give you 24bit/48kHz sample rate signal. Futher depends on external gear you use.plemman wrote:Any thoughts on SPDIF vs. USB?
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