12 bit, big deal?

mr_debauch wrote:

peterpiper wrote:

rookie wrote:when the 60 came out analog was king,when the 4k dropped digital was the standard,so I believe akai was trying to keep up with that trend of better converters when they made the 4k.plus you gotta think the 60 came out in '87.ROGER LINN was a genius! they should let him design 1 more MP then shut it down.

C'mon. The 60 came out 1988. The musical instruments in that era were all DIGITAL. Analog was "king" in the 70s. Since the DX7 came out in 1983 analog was over.

peace

yeah, but I think he was talking about recording methods and the types of media that was around.... and what was used to record productions. I could be wrong though, but that is how I pictured what he was talking about.

mr_debauch wrote:

peterpiper wrote:

rookie wrote:when the 60 came out analog was king,when the 4k dropped digital was the standard,so I believe akai was trying to keep up with that trend of better converters when they made the 4k.plus you gotta think the 60 came out in '87.ROGER LINN was a genius! they should let him design 1 more MP then shut it down.

C'mon. The 60 came out 1988. The musical instruments in that era were all DIGITAL. Analog was "king" in the 70s. Since the DX7 came out in 1983 analog was over.

peace

yeah, but I think he was talking about recording methods and the types of media that was around.... and what was used to record productions. I could be wrong though, but that is how I pictured what he was talking about.

you can do infinite stuff and make infinite stuff with infinite combos of gear.