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is quality PC soundcard relevant to editing and burning digital sound?
Robert Morein wrote:
"Bob Newheart " paddospammenot wrote in message
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Hi all,
I have a mini-DV tape with a nature sounds soundtrack I would like to
capture, edit (basically copy several times to make a longer track),
and burn on CD. As the soundtrack is digital and will be captured
through firewire, edited digitally, and burned on audio CD, it
appears to me that the quality of my soundcard has no influence in
any way on this process (i.e. a crappy one can generate a hiss in
playback but the sound card is not in the chain of
DVtape-to-PC-to-CD).
Am I correct here?
Many thanks,
BN
Yes, you are correct.
However, if you wish to use filters or noise reduction, or choose
clips based upon quality comparisons, then you need a decent card.
Completely wrong. What you need is a good editor. The sound card is just an
interface and it provides no filters, noise reduction or other editing
facilities unless some software happens to be packaged with it.
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