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via the Redeye I notice a slight loss in level and top end on the dry tone
so in the DAW I boost the level until I see the levels displayed on the Axe that are the same as what my guitars generate
also, I push from 2kHz a little from the DAW
without the Redeye the highs are really harsh and the signal to noise ratio is very poor
ahhh.... I understand now...
I guess I could.. but I know that the Redeye will suck out some of the tone, so I guess it's better not to place it between the guitar and DAW.
and I know I'll have to compensate for it during the reamping stage
haaa.... very clever...
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Thing it's not the digital realm is it. I'm talking about how you get the output to the amp from the AI correct when you have no way if metering at the amp input which I'm assuming is just a regular valve amp (at least that's what I have access to)
And you're quite right about the resolution thing. Sure there's more "vertical" sampling points when it's all ones and zeros but at the end of the day what comes out the D/A converter is an analogue signal that is continuous, curvy and has no "steps".
The argument for higher sampling rates makes more sense on cheap converters - if you raise the sample rate, you can ease off the low pass filter that stops frequencies above half the sample rate making it to the convertor (which would cause artifacts in the digital). The gentler the slope and the higher it can start, the less it affects frequencies in the audible frequency band with phase shift/ resonance etc that screws up the high end. I find that to hold true on my MOTU 828 mk2, but any time we've been in a well kitted out studio 44.1 has sounded exactly the same to me as anything else.
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I only ever work at 44.1KHz / 24-bit
it seems ok to me..