On Mon, 17 Dec 2012 17:03:22 -0000, "TonyL"
wrote:

Johny B Good wrote:

However, a mere Dolby B decoding DSP plugin doesn't really cut it.
What I'm after is a self calibrating intelligent DSP that will adapt
to the actual distortions introduced by the magnetic
recording/playback process itself as well as provide a dolby B decode
function that precisely matches the inverse of the encoding actually
used.


Just an aside from a lurker. It strikes me as ironic that one can obtain
software VSTi plugins designed to *introduce* tape machine artifacts into
digitally produced audio data.
Examples he
http://freemusicsoftware.org/categor...ape-simulation


Wow! That's an awful lot damage. Most of them are to digitally
recreate the sound of old analog tape delay machines. BTW, I was taken
aback by the Wow and Flutter plugin. I reckon if it had a select by
model option, the GX630DB one would simply be a euphemism for the off
switch.

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Regards, J B Good