By GritKitz
Sun Jun 03, 2007 6:23 pm
Yes its true.
After extensive listening. And careful testing. i have come to the conclusion that the signal path inside of logic is no good.
It is better then reason. But is no where nearly as good as pro tools.
I noticed considerable difference with the impact of the high end and also, stereo imaging.
Ok so i haven't tried cubase yet but i imagine it will be some where around logic in terms of audio fidelity.
I suppose this explains also why 99.9999999% of mix engineers would not even crap inside a reason/logic packet.
Before you say its not true. Yes i can quite clearly hear the difference. Go do your own tests.
After extensive listening. And careful testing. i have come to the conclusion that the signal path inside of logic is no good.
It is better then reason. But is no where nearly as good as pro tools.
I noticed considerable difference with the impact of the high end and also, stereo imaging.
Ok so i haven't tried cubase yet but i imagine it will be some where around logic in terms of audio fidelity.
I suppose this explains also why 99.9999999% of mix engineers would not even crap inside a reason/logic packet.
Before you say its not true. Yes i can quite clearly hear the difference. Go do your own tests.
