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Half Inch 4 track
Can someone please explain what the SUBSTANTIAL difference would be
sonically between printing a stereo mix on all four tracks of a four track half inch machine (left channel printed to tracks 1 and 2, right channel to 3 and 4) versus printing to a half inch twp track machine? With all other things equal, isn't track width the determining factor? Other than the gap between 1/2 and 3/4, isn't the tape "real estate" for each side of the mix more or less the same? I know there is some basic thing that I'm missing, or everyone would be buying half inch four tracks and printing to them this way. As an aside, is printing a stereo mix to TWO tracks of the half inch four track the same as printing normally to the same type of machine set up as a quarter inch two track? I'm thinking about buying a half inch four track to use as a multi track for things that want to be printed to tape, and as a mixdown deck, so that's the reason for all the questions. Thanks, Jim |
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