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One of the big myths in the world of digital audio is that one cable "sounds" better than another. The truth is digital audio is a bitstream of 1's and 0's. I was part of an experiment where we attached RCA plugs to a piece of steel coat hanger wire. It worked perfectly, and our "blind" ears (who we told it was an expensive "digital" cable) actually said it sounded better.
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You gave me a knowledgability rating of 3 which I would like to dispute. Unless YOU know of a program that can do this, there is no program that will. I've been a recording engineer for over 25 years
The Y cables are used for effects loops typically. Not having any Lexicon gear, I'm not sure if the inserts are set up as a "send/return" configuration, but I'll go with the assumption that it is (consult
I'd try both ways and see which sounds better. I'm thinking the inserts may be a better choice because the regular input wouls be adding another gain stage (and more chances for unwanted distortion).
Wow - that's a really odd scenario. I've never heard of anything like this, especially across different programs. I would try to contact the soundcard manufacturer first, or look into purchasing an external
That's a little odd - I've never really experienced that problem. What program are you using? It may be a processor issue. One thing you could try is to save everything to a "test" folder (basically
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