#Audio Results Digital?
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I am putting together a system to capture/edit/output to S-VHS tape. I have
heard that if you input CD quality sound, you can output near CD quality?
How is most voice recorded and edited (digitally). I have played with
wav files and they seem easy enough to edit but, what is the best way
to input reasonable quality audio(primarily voice mono) ? Is there any
special equipment required?
I have Sound Blaster 16, No software other than prepkg SB.
Does compression reduce quality in audio as in video?
Ron,
There are dedicated sound-board/software combinations that many pros use, on of
the most popular is made by a company called digi-designs. However, previously
here on this forum, some folks have said that a product called SAW, which works
with a variety of consumer level sound cards does a good job for the price,
circa $600 from what I recall. The folks that make SAW have a forum here on
Compuserve and while I don't recall the name of the forum, a "find saw" from
the forum prompt will probably find it.
Compressing data does not have to reduce the quality, it simply finds patterns
that can be reduced to formulas.
-John