internal cd sampling: do you use digital or analog? and why?

just wondering if you all use the digital or analog on the internal sampling from cd on your 4000? and why? i go with analog on the samples and i feel like i get more of a true to the original feel. lemme know fellas!
and ive got beats on deck if anyone would like to check them out lemme know ill post a link for some honest opinions and everything

clockwork wrote:just wondering if you all use the digital or analog on the internal sampling from cd on your 4000? and why? i go with analog on the samples and i feel like i get more of a true to the original feel. lemme know fellas!
and ive got beats on deck if anyone would like to check them out lemme know ill post a link for some honest opinions and everything

Digital because it sounds identical to the source. If I wanted a analog feel with a sample I wouldn't sample off a CD. I would run it through the signal chain that I run my vinyl sounds through.

"original feel" -
dude, all the analogue output of a CD-R drive is gonna add to your sample is jitter, mains hum and digital chirrups from internal EMC interference.
But if you like that, go right ahead.

Use your ears, not bullshit ideas about "original feel"