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Old 04-13-2013, 01:10 PM   #9 (permalink)
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i disagree completely. standalone equipment (if used as a standalone product and not a link to your computer) can do many times less what a computer can do. the computer inside it will likely come nowhere close in terms of processing power. editing your audio on a computer is not only a thousand times easier it also has many times more options. you can customize your workflow on a computerized editing suite whereas a standalone is pretty rigid. expanding a computer's virtual effects and instruments arsenal is easy as pie. i could go on and on really. but it really comes down to the fact that not too many people use standalone devices... and there are a lot of reasons.
by stand alone I mean recording it seperatly from the computer, and than putting it onto the computer for editing and processing, not leaving out the computer entirely. I recently peiced together a small system for recording for a friends band due to them having issues with there sound card and there source between them, and the computer, and the results are far better than the 500 dollar card they took back
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