On February 22, 2021 10:15:38 PM HST, Lorenzo Sutton <lorenzofsutton(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
On 22/02/21 19:37, Paul Davis wrote:
In relation to the Francesco's original post:
One other aspect would be: why such a focus on a network for audio and
not audio cables and some hardware (mixer(s), monitors, etc.). I
understand network for control (e.g. having a mobile device
controlling
play/stop/ transport / record of the DAW), but for audio why not just
use (balanced!) cables and stuff? If as I understand this would be a
relatively small studio (e.g. 2-3 adjacent rooms).
Finally, one thing to keep in mind would be compatibility
(interoperability to use a more fancy word), with the 'outside' world:
while wanting to do a 'FLOSS studio' is commendable, you will
inevitably
have to send stuff around, so software which is able e.g. to stem
export, or use decently supported formats (MusicXML for scores?), etc.
(I was surprised to learn from one of the people at the studio during
the scoring that they didn't want a FLAC file I sent them because it
'wouldn't work on a Mac' and only AIFF.. but that's another story).
Lorenzo
Well, nothing's more compatible inside a studio than audio cables. :)
Odd about FLAC and Macs. Macs support FLAC for playback. What DAW were they using on Mac?
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