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Re: Question : Compression schemes and "noise "

Subject: Re: Question : Compression schemes and "noise "
From: "Philip Tyler" macmang4125
Date: Mon Jan 26, 2009 11:33 am ((PST))
Hi

Reading the Roland info IARC appears
to relate to the use of electrolytic
capacitors and an independent power
supply for the analouge circuits.
So I don't think you need to worry about
it 'removing' anything.
Think of it more as a marketing gimmick.  


Phil

On 26 Jan 2009, at 19:13, Thomas Ashcraft <> wrote:

I have a question about the Edirol R09HR:

For general specs and reference :
http://www.zzounds.com/item--EDIR09HR

This particular model has a feature called:

"Newly developed Isolated Adaptive Recording Circuit - I.A.R.C"

Question: Does this Edirol recorder record whats fully there ? - all 
noise included- or does it aim to edit out "noise" for some 
psychoacoustic human listening or musical listening purpose? For my own 
nature recording purposes, I need the full spectrum of "noise".

I hope my question makes sense, if not I will try to clarify further.

Thanks again in advance for any replies.

Thomas in New Mexico





      





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