I found this to be very consistent, my volume knob may move depending on the material, but whenever I check SPL, about 76dBA is what I gravitate towards. On average, around 76dBA, whether phones or studio monitors. The best that a "modern" studio reel to reel could do was the equivalent of 13 bits. We could do just fine with fewer than 16 bits for masters if it weren't for the myth that lower bit depths create larger "stairsteps" in a waveform. Yes I want it all and very conveniently, but if that is not possible then there are a couple of very workable options.ĪlexTheBassist wrote:What sound pressure level do you usually listen your music at?.
Playing YouTube videos was not one of my original requirements, but would be nice to have, to demo music before purchasing, or listening to a few random songs just do not justify an hi-res album purchase. The downside is although their is a an internal browser which can access YouTube, errors occur when attempting to play videos through the internal DSP, and there is not an input port to the app. Convolution and EQ as well as VST plugin functionality are internal, plus a nice IOS remote. Using ALSA as the output device would eliminate the need for any resampling. I almost (and still might) decided on JRiver Media Center. I already had Ardour installed on my laptop, and it is low enough overhead that it doesn't really matter.
The kxstudio repos require having libc6 >= 2.27 installed, MX 18 repos only go to 2.24, so no Carla. AlexTheBassist wrote:Why would you use a full blown DAW just to host a couple of plugins? There's Carla for that.
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