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The need for oversampling comes from the nonlinear elements in the lumped element circuit approximation such as diodes, transistors and tubes. That's the main reason behind that analog sound.
I look forward to physical modeling stuff when desktop parallel computing really kicks in.
I'm all for the gear, I've got a room full of analogue equipment going into an analogue desk. However if you know what you're doing you can get excellent results out of a laptop and nothing else. Check out Monolake's latest album for an example of 100% software (Ableton, Max/MSP and a few Genelec 8040s) sounding amazing.
No mastering done on that album Skatter?
Yes it was mastered: "About the mastering: Mastering was done entirely in the analogue domain, using a selection of vintage and high end EQs running at 'hot levels'. This implies there is a certain degree of saturation going on in very loud parts due to electrical characteristics of the tubes, transistors and audio transformers involved, but that's it as far as non-linear behaviour is concerned."
after reading too many opinions on gearslutz today, i think I'll stay with my soundtracs mixes, and pair it witha pair of Echo Audiofire 12s
i think wife is disappointed as she was looking forward to me reducing the volume of 20 year old electronics in the house
OMG!!! Marshall Time Modulator!
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