--- In Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com, "blacklodgeed" <edrose1@...> wrote: > > In message 4432 Patrice mentioned sonic inconsistency among SDS 7 units. I think his > assumption is logical and I'm inclined to agree with him. I also think it would be fun to put his > hypothesis to the test. So, let me know if there are any SDS 7 owners out there that would > like to participate. If there's sufficient interest we can discuss test criteria and come up with a > simple, uniform method for doing so. > Thanks. > Ed > Hi all, I would be up for this as I have a 12 card SDS7 system. However, I can forsee one major problem: analogue to digital conversion (assuming sound files are going to be posted for comparison). I use a Mytek 8x192 which is reasonably hi end i.e. transparent but using converters that are either coloured (Apogee) or of lesser quality will introduce artifacts that may mask any small but significant differences in sound between modules. I am not being a gear snob but in the transparent converters group Bob Katz includes: Weiss, Lavry, Cranesong, Benchmark, dCS, Mytek and Prism. I would add iZ Radar, UA2192, DAD AX24 (Digital Audio Denmark) and Lynx Aurora. The Metric Halo ULN-2 is decent but probably not as transparent as the previously mentioned makes. Additionally the DAW used to encode the .WAV might play a part in shaping the data (dithering algorithms differ significantly) and therefore the sound. I'd be using Logic (not a recommendation, just my current sequencer. SeveBC
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Re: SDS 7 sonic consistency test
2009-02-05 by syncopated_beats_corporation@ymail.com
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