Hi guys, I'm wondering if a standard Apple AAC file format is suitable for use in large scenes.
Do you think this lossy format will cause too much distortion in sound systems while transferring sound in big scenes? Will the fx quality we apply from the mixer be low depending on this format?
Everyone knows that it is enough to use it in small scenes, and since it is also used as standard, we can confirm it. Since the DJ performance is exhibited in an environment with high sound pollution, quality above a certain level cannot be transferred. DJ performance is different from an isolated environment in the studio. But I wonder what happens when the scene grows.
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Regardless of the subject;
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