--- simon@... wrote: > Why not just run it straight into the MPC? Oh, absolutely! As others have posted... gain is not an issue with our MOTM. At issue is the A/D conversion of the MPC. Is it of the level of an Apogee, Mytek, etc.? I dunno... that's ur call. I know folks using MPC-60s! > The MPC has a level control to set the gain right, > so it has an inbuilt preamp stage. Yup... again, quality of a Manley... probably not, but we all don't have Manley's in our racks! i don't know the impedence of the MPC - it may need a DI. > > Why is it stupid? Doesn't it depend on how the > recording device handles gain, or doesn't in some > cases? Gain and impedence. I think the relevance is that folks should think of synthesizers like any other line-level instrument. You see... alot of engineers to this day are of the "direct into the board" when it comes to synth's. If you have 6-8 tracks of guitars - it probably doesn't matter, u ain't gonna hear it. If your more of an "electronic" act... well... > > > I normally work with a mixer, and redirect the > signal I want > > to sample to one of the mixer's output busses, > which are > > connected to my samplers. Will that do? Of course! Not as clean/direct as the DI/Preamp/EQ signal chain. YMMV. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing online. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html
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Re: [motm] MPC4000 sound quality for MOTM?
2004-02-09 by Jim Black
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