Is Analogue Mixing Better? What Are The Key Differences? Featuring Brainworx SSL, Neve

[@BoilingJD]

the best part starts at 10:00 that's definitely the real reasoning for choosing analogue!

[@martinmixing]

Thank you for your comment! Glad to have another analogue warrior on board!

[@foodwatermusic]

02:37 Also, sounds can be heard without being noticed (e.g. a good mastering engineer notices more than the novice, while they're both hearing the same source.) I can actually notice that 48khz has more detail than 44.1, but I remember when I noticed no difference. I like 48 more but have to use 44.1 due to cpu limitation on live sessions. Thank you! Your insights are very informative. 👍🏼

[@martinmixing]

Yes, completely agree @foodwatermusic! 48k has a noticeable difference and I'm now offering 96k stem masters with analogue summing for a best of both worlds experience, and the difference is stunning! I was lucky to listen to some ultra high res DSD files as well on some extremely good systems and that just opened a whole new world for me. So since then I'm striving to deliver a sound that gives the same goosebumps to others as I had back then.

[@alexgwiza]

Tell us more about the cable you mentioned

[@martinmixing]

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