quick question...
I taped a show last week:
mics>V2>mini me(24/96)>r44
AND
sbd>r44(24/96)
I recorded 4 channels, all at 24/96. the mics were coming into the recorder digital from the mini me, and the SBD was coming into the r44 analogue.
when i looked at the channels in vegas, the mic channels had a very spacious waveform representation, with many peaks and lows....
the SBD seemed like everything was cut off at a certain level, kind of like there was a hard limiter on it. nothing was clipped or brickwalled, but it looked as if it had all brickwalled at some point like 10db before clipping point...
I didn't have the limiter on the r44... it was disabled...
question: am i correct in assuming that the signal I got from the SBD went thru a compressor or something else before it got to me? It was a although I was given an aux out, it was a digital board (not digi out, but rather a digitally controlled board, analogue output) and I am thinking that the outputs were assigned thru an onboard compressor or something before it got to the output stage...
thoughts?
thanks!!!!!
steve