07-Feb-2016, 03:19
(01-Feb-2016, 20:44)Stephen_V Wrote: Hi Guys!
I am going to be getting my Devialet D200 in the mail on Thursday!
Something I would love to do is record my vinyl and convert it into DSD or PCM. Most of my vinyl is pretty darn mint and there aren't many pops so I think there should be next to no editing necessary. Is the Devialet capable of doing this? If so, what is the best method. Sorry if this has already been asked!
Thanks guys!
Stephen
What would be the purpose in wanting to encode the vinyl to DSD? Is it for the sonic signature of DSD? Otherwise PCM at 24/48 would be ample to capture all the frequencies from the LP. I originally started recording at 24/192 until I analyzed the recordings in Adobe Audition and saw that there was a bunch on nothing above 22kHz! Check your cart to see what the frequency response is stated to be...
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