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the end of big hardware consoles?

StoreTags: emulation, dsp, liquid-mix

Author: yghartsyrt on July 23 2006

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--> this little thing is amazing. it uses some sort of convolution to mimic the sound of all the great eq and compressors. and i mean nearly every little thing.
as far, as i heard, it sounds amazing.
and it only costs only a fractin of one original piece. it's like 800$.
i'm really thinking about getting this machine.
it's called focusrite liquid-mix.

i really like the idea.
and it's at least par with a smal uad card. price-wise.

wtf.
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03/15/07 + dach

I heard somewhere that it's mathematically impossible to reproduce everything via convolution and impulse response, but sadly, I dont know more. This comes up a lot in relation to guitar amp simulation, where things like Amplitube and NI Guiar Rig (i think) tried with convolution methods and only got a rough approximation of the sound.

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