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In Reply to: RE: You HAVE to use noise reduction..... posted by merlinguy on September 26, 2007 at 14:21:31:
Hiss becomes LESS of a problem at higher speeds, because you can operate the machine at a relatively higher level.
I believe on a good quality machine you don't need noise reduction at high speeds. Companies like Fostex and Tascam made some budget machines that put 16 tracks on 1/2 inch tape, or 8 tracks on 1/4, even 8 tracks on 1/8 inch! Then you do need noise reduction.
DBX (which Teac pushed quite hard) - being single banded - does not affect high frequencies, BUT on certain program types you can hear it 'breathing'.
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- RE: You HAVE to use noise reduction..... - Steerpike 04:03:36 09/27/07 (3)
- Not correct on dbx...... - shoeihell@yahoo.com 13:51:47 09/27/07 (2)
- RE: Not correct on dbx...... - Steerpike 08:44:04 09/28/07 (1)
- RE: Not correct on dbx...... - shoeihell@yahoo.com 21:06:29 09/28/07 (0)
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