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In Reply to: RE: Digital recorder question posted by Goober58 on May 22, 2025 at 20:00:39:
Yup...to both your questions. The Korg really doesn't disgrace itself as an ADC (in my opinion) and I could happily live with it if it were the only ADC product I could keep. (BTW, I sent you a PM)As I mentioned, you could record in PCM up to 24 (or 32 bit float) /384 kHz or DSD64/DSD128 (sorry I made a mistake on the DSD spec previously - I was thinking of MoFi and their default). If you record in 32 bit float, you will need to dither down to 24 bit if you play the file via normal media servers or you could play back via Audiogate.
The software comes free - it is also a media player and simple wave editor too - have a look at the link.
Anyone can download the link and get limited functionality, but full functionality only comes free with the Korg product you purchase (DS-DAC-10R and other models).
Regards Anthony
"Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty.." Keats
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