I was pretty dumbfounded to read that the software can accomplish the RIAA equalization...
I assume it either has very sophisticated DSP, or the results are not as good as using a phono preamp.
If it was better than using a preamp, I think everyone would just use it that way...and not bother with a preamp.
I am curious to know from people who have used a direct cartridge output & RIAA EQ within the software, how well it worked.
...and maybe what cartridge you used & it's 'rated' output level.
I'm looking for a reality check - if one's turntable cost more than PC, is the direct from turntable method equal to, better than, or worse than using a preamp first. (Thinking about using NYAL SuperIt phono-only preamp - after I fix it).
Problems Recording Direct from Turntable
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I was pretty dumbfounded to read that the software can accomplish the RIAA equalization...
I assume it either has very sophisticated DSP, or the results are not as good as using a phono preamp.
If it was better than using a preamp, I think everyone would just use it that way...and not bother with a preamp.
I am curious to know from people who have used a direct cartridge output & RIAA EQ within the software, how well it worked.
...and maybe what cartridge you used & it's 'rated' output level.
I'm looking for a reality check - if one's turntable cost more than PC, is the direct from turntable method equal to, better than, or worse than using a preamp first. (Thinking about using NYAL SuperIt phono-only preamp - after I fix it).
Thanks
Murray