Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By nogginj Wed Apr 27, 2011 4:22 pm
mr_debauch wrote:on the zoom page for that model... it says lo-fi mode makes some sounds more powerful... O.o


whenever a company says words like 'powerful', 'warmth', 'gritty', 'analog' (as an adjective describing a digital sound), 'phat', etc etc.....these jargon words that have no technical backup....you can be guaranteed it's marketing bullshit.

Seriously, maybe it sounds more 'powerful' to one guy but to the next guy it just sounds 'muddy'.

And yes, reducing the sample rate reduces the amount of samples needed to recreate a sound, therefore saving space. This can really be helpful in low-memory samplers and especially on bass-sounds.
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By mr_debauch Wed Apr 27, 2011 7:11 pm
nogginj wrote:
mr_debauch wrote:on the zoom page for that model... it says lo-fi mode makes some sounds more powerful... O.o


whenever a company says words like 'powerful', 'warmth', 'gritty', 'analog' (as an adjective describing a digital sound), 'phat', etc etc.....these jargon words that have no technical backup....you can be guaranteed it's marketing bullshit.



well apparently, it's the complete contrary to what other dude said :lol:


And true about the bass sounds... you dont lose as much