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doubleday
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This question hast been asked in similar form and is also covered in the FAQ but I did not find the answer to my main question:
Will a Captor X sound different than a Captor 8 when I run it in my DAW with WOS using the same IR?
I understand that there are some feature differences like the virtual double tracking thing. But say I'm always running into a DAW and am only interested in recording. Is there any benefit using Captor X? I.e. does it have a different reactive load. Is there an advantage running the reactive load and the speaker system in an integrated box vs running the 2 process on 2 separate systems.
I'm sorry if this is answered somewhere. I did search but wasn't able to find a clear answer. What I read indicates that the results for my use case will be the same but I'm not really sure.
Will a Captor X sound different than a Captor 8 when I run it in my DAW with WOS using the same IR?
I understand that there are some feature differences like the virtual double tracking thing. But say I'm always running into a DAW and am only interested in recording. Is there any benefit using Captor X? I.e. does it have a different reactive load. Is there an advantage running the reactive load and the speaker system in an integrated box vs running the 2 process on 2 separate systems.
I'm sorry if this is answered somewhere. I did search but wasn't able to find a clear answer. What I read indicates that the results for my use case will be the same but I'm not really sure.