Is the Liquid Mix EQ the same as The Liquid Channel EQ? .: Focusrite Answerbase

If the Liquid Channel processes at 96KHz, is there any point in running at 192KHz?
When using the Liquid Channel the incoming analogue signal is converted to the digital domain at one of 6 sample rates. When we sampled the impulse responses of the original gear it was done at...
2005-08-08 Views: 4293

What upgrades/updates are available for the Liquid Channel?
We will continue to produce emulations of classic gear and post them on the assets page at the Liquid website until we have emulationted all of the vintage gear we can possibly get our hands on....
2005-08-08 Views: 4499

Understanding latency with The Liquid Channel
This article discuses the alleged issues of latency when recording, particularly concerning The Liquid Channel. It is popular belief that even very small delays incurred are problematic and...
2012-06-26 Views: 1242

Is The Liquid Channel EQ the same as the Liquid Mix EQ?
No. The Liquid Channel (TLC) uses a digital filter based EQ which is modelled upon Focusrite's legendary ISA 110, whereas the Liquid Mix EQ uses dynamic convolution to emulate the unique sonic...
2006-07-27 Views: 3999

How is the signal routed in the Liquid Channel?
After the input stage, the signal gets converted to the digital domain to be processed and then gets converted back to an analogue signal before the analogue output. A pre D/A conversion AES...
2005-08-08 Views: 3912

Is the Liquid Mix EQ the same as The Liquid Channel EQ?

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