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In looking into this question, I read somewhere that "90 degree cuts in analog nearly always spit back at you - it is to do with the lack of crossfade and instantaneous energy over the discontinuity."Can anyone explain what this means....? I'm curious.
Thanks -
Mike
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Topic - Why are [analog] tape edits cut at 45 deg or 60 deg, not 90 deg? - High-end Dreamer 12:00:29 07/10/03 (8)
- Re: Why are [analog] tape edits cut at 45 deg or 60 deg, not 90 deg? - Top Jimmy 14:01:33 07/10/03 (7)
- Correct- but also - Bill Fitzmaurice 16:41:31 07/10/03 (0)
- what would you recommend for wide-track decks (1" 2-track)? - High-end Dreamer 14:21:40 07/10/03 (5)
- I'd use a scalloped pattern cut. - Bill Fitzmaurice 16:45:30 07/10/03 (4)
- So would this be........ - High-end Dreamer 16:53:42 07/10/03 (3)
- Re: So would this be........ - Bill Fitzmaurice 16:57:58 07/10/03 (2)
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