Thanks bro 🙏🏼 hahaaa It’s pretty simple. The video kind of explains it. Once, the original audio is converted in a digital signal for the DAW to read, its then naturally converted as an analog signal when you export it from your daw and when you are playing back through physical monitors. It becomes and analogue signal when it does any sort of play back Into your monitors or speakers. So basically any music or sounds you hear that you record from your DAW is analog signal because the monitors are physically pushing out air and sound waves. Hope that helps homie🔥👊🏼
Great video! I just needed a refresher as I’ve been out of engineering for about 10 years. Thanks homie! ;)
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For topics I would love to see more on that digital to analog process
Thanks bro 🙏🏼 hahaaa
It’s pretty simple. The video kind of explains it. Once, the original audio is converted in a digital signal for the DAW to read, its then naturally converted as an analog signal when you export it from your daw and when you are playing back through physical monitors. It becomes and analogue signal when it does any sort of play back Into your monitors or speakers. So basically any music or sounds you hear that you record from your DAW is analog signal because the monitors are physically pushing out air and sound waves. Hope that helps homie🔥👊🏼
@@thirdislandproductions9708 that makes a lot of sense. Just keep making videos. I watch every second