Dolby S and Dolby B Compatibility
Speaking of Dolby, a recent inSync question resulted in me responding that the various Dolby noise reduction schemes are not compatible with one... Read more »
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Oct 9, 1998, 12:00 AM
Oct 9, 1998, 12:00 AM
Dolby Stereo
After introducing the use of Dolby A-type noise reduction to the film industry, Dolby’s next major contribution was Dolby Stereo. This... Read more »
Oct 6, 1998, 12:00 AM
Crossover Distortion
A type of distortion pertaining to anomalies that occur when a sound “crosses over” from the positive portion of its waveform to the negative... Read more »
Sep 18, 1998, 12:00 AM
More On Continuous Controller Care
We had several responses to our recent Tech Tip on Continuous Controller problems (TTOTD 9/8/98). A few readers felt that we jumped to (what did... Read more »
Sep 11, 1998, 12:00 AM
VS-1680 and DA30MKII Digital Incompatibility
According to our service department some users are having difficulty doing digital transfers between the Roland VS-1680 and the TASCAM... Read more »
Sep 3, 1998, 12:00 AM
Impulse Response
In essence, the way a particular device responds to an impulse. For example, the reverberation of a room can also be thought of as its impulse... Read more »
Sep 2, 1998, 12:00 AM
Impulse
An impulse is a signal or sound that has a very short (vanishingly short) duration. A true mathematical impulse has zero duration and infinite... Read more »
Aug 25, 1998, 12:00 AM
Dolby C
Dolby C-type noise reduction, introduced in 1981, was Dolby’s second generation consumer system — basically doubling the amount of noise... Read more »
Aug 19, 1998, 12:00 AM
More On Rack Wiring
Following up our recent TTOTD about wiring racks (TTOTD 8/4/98), inSync reader Hubert adds the following:“I have a 6 foot rack full of gear and... Read more »
Aug 17, 1998, 12:00 AM
Comb Filter
A comb filter is a filter that has a series of very deep notches in its frequency response with the spacing of all of the notches at multiples... Read more »