Analog vs Digital
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2016 12:18 pm
Just an observation.
If you want to fatten up your recorded Sub-37 mono audio tracks, just re-record the audio from the original MIDI tracks.
The beautiful thing with analog is it's slightly imprecise and random nature of pitch and timing makes no 2 audio tracks exactly the same.
If digital is double-tracked like this, you get phasing, chorusing and other lock-step anomalies appearing in the mix.
If you want to fatten up your recorded Sub-37 mono audio tracks, just re-record the audio from the original MIDI tracks.
The beautiful thing with analog is it's slightly imprecise and random nature of pitch and timing makes no 2 audio tracks exactly the same.
If digital is double-tracked like this, you get phasing, chorusing and other lock-step anomalies appearing in the mix.