why does the roland jd‑800 still rock when i hit the sustain button on a korg kronos? i’ve been tinkering with both lately and the vibes just feel dif
should i use analog tape emulation or pure digital plugins for warmth?
so i’ve been mixing for years and still cant decide if the whole analog‑tape hype is worth the hassle i’m using a decent a/b setup: digital synths straight through stock saturation vs a cheap tape plugin chain the tape side sounds warm but also adds muddiness and the cpu cost is annoying i hear people swear by analog gear, others say its just marketing any hardcore producers got solid reasons to ditch the tape emulation entirely, or is there a real sonic benefit that survives the final master also, does sample rate matter for the tape vibe tbh i’m leaning to ditch it but not sure
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