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Original Message 1/6             06-Jul-98  @  03:37 AM   -   Digital I/O- What's The Big Deal

pryority

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Digtal I/O on a soundcard, what's the big deal. If you have a CD-R can't you use that as a DAT and play on to and record from that digitally?



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Message 2/6             07-Jul-98  @  01:03 AM   -   RE: Digital I/o

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No. You can't do that becase a CD-R cannot record fast enough. And anyway, you would probably be sending analog. Digital i/o on a card allows you to avoid converting your material to analog.



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Message 3/6             07-Jul-98  @  09:59 AM   -   RE: Digital I/o

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Not fast enough? Newer CD-Rs records at 4x, which surely is faster than DAT+ you are surely sending nothing but digital data. The only drawback is that with a DAT, you just hit record, and it records whatever you got playing, with CD-R, you'll have to make playlists and such shit... I'm talking about CD-Rs that are made for use with computers now, not audio-only CD-Rs.



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Message 4/6             07-Jul-98  @  03:04 PM   -   RE: Digital I/o

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mr pryority...
digital i/o on a soundcard is only for audio, although you probably know that!!
For any pro applications, or anyone who doesn't want to muck up their sound via further conversion digital i/o is the only way to get your DAT master from DAT into a computer. The digital i/o talked about is usually s/pdif. Other digital i/o include tascams TOSlink, AESABU and ADAT light pipe. There are also others.
hope that helps..
cheers
rich



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Message 5/6             08-Jul-98  @  03:52 PM   -   RE: Digital I/o

Pimp Daddy

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I read in a Creativ Labz document that "the undocumented JP6 on the AWE series as a digital i/o". Is this horseshit or not? Does anyone know? This is NOT a gold here.

And - how would you pipe dis digital io into a CDR if you could? Would an alternative be to render it to WAV and then write de CDR somehow? If so how?

- PD



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Message 6/6             08-Jul-98  @  04:58 PM   -   RE: Digital I/o

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this jumper is available on some AWE 32 cards
but it's an output only and i recall that it is only the
synth that is echoed on this line. No wave or wg.
This makes the AWE 32 a wanted item for me. For a few bucks i can buy 16 MB memory sample ram for soundfonts and output this digitally into my EWS. (i hope)
Especially since the EWS has not finished it's sampler yet.



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