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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: Kyle on November 05, 2004, 07:17:03 PM
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Hey all,
When recording with SF7 via S/PDIF in, should I calibrate the DC offset? Also, which recording mode should be used? Multiple takes creating regions, multiple takes (no regions), etc. I am planning on doing simple DAT transfers; just want to make sure it is done right. Thanks for any help!!
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I hear that your supposed to calibrate the dc offset, but you'll notice that it changes dramatically,
click the button a few times and you'll get way different #s each time.
I've played with it, recorded samples and analyzed waveforms and I can't see/hear a difference in any of them.
no Skalinder, I no longer have those files :)
the mode dialog in the recording window; I'm assuming you're transferring a dat(or similar) or running live.
if you aren't tracking the project in SF there's not much difference except for the 'punch in'.
I leave it at default unless I dont think I will be present when I need to hit stop,
in which case I select 'punch in' and enter desired runtime.
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Thank you for the info - I think I will give it a go right now