Kok Chen wrote:
I would first make sure that the A/D converter is top notched (don't
just look at how many bits it supports but look for the actual noise
floor numbers, whether it supports balanced inputs, etc etc -- the
stuff the professional recording world looks for), with gains in the
audio chain adjusted for maximum dynamic range and never clipping
(RITTY has always bragged about the use of a non-limiting front end,
for what I believe are solid reasons), and with as much hum/noise
removed as possible.
And don't forget the RightMark Audio Analyzer program, to check how well
the sound card is doing in your machine environment. Free download from:
http://audio.rightmark.org/products/rmaa.shtml
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73 from Ian G3SEK
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