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cehirsch wrote:Here is one that I prefer:

I prefer that too

I've replaced your previous icon in the gallery with this one.

Is there any one step eq curve I can run to improve the sound? No. The type of curve required depends on what your tapes sound like and what adjustment they need. Old tapes tend to sound a bit dull, so you may want to increase the high frequencies a bit, but old tapes can also be "hissy",...

SickBoy wrote:So...any ideas?

Google brought this up:
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Thanks for sharing your ideas (and for the kind words) cehirsch. I certainly like the use of a sans serif font. This is a common idea in most of the suggestions that we have received, and I expect that sans serif will be adopted at some point. Also "flatter" is another common theme. The mo...

Would just like to know when or in what circumstances one would use this over Amplify or Normalize? Why would someone want to Normalize according to RMS when there's very little audible difference over using the other mentioned effects? Here is a sequence of 5 short generated sounds, separated by 1...

24-bit has a huge amount of dynamic range. You can afford to "waste" quite a bit as a safety margin. (a peak level of -20 dB will still have more dynamic range than a CD.)

I've added your vote.

Sorry but I can't understand what you are asking.
Try to describe what you are doing and what the problem is.

Where would I buy such a cable? I doubt it exists ready made. I've never seen one. does anyone have any plans or schematics for such a cable that I could build myself? The specs say (http://tascam.com/product/dr-40/specifications/) that the line input is 10 kOhm, so just putting a 33 kOhm resistor ...

When I download a mp3 file and work with it, and then export it again as an mp3, does it lose another 'layer' of sound quality? Similar to making a copy of a copy of a copy of an image? Yes. The amount of loss depends on the MP3 encoding settings. Higher "kbps" loose less than low "k...