I have a free plugin, in its basic form, which alters the phase of any audible frequency band by +/- 360 degrees.
I've been toying with it to see if I can get some effect which will make digital tracks sound more 'analog'
Now, I was wondering, considering a pre-1980's studio, with transformer balancing throughout and tape recording: if someone were to measure phase response by sending a test signal at the microphone input of a mixing console, then measure at the tail-end of the recording system (Vinyl record or Master tape) what would the TOTAL phase response look like?
I've been toying with it to see if I can get some effect which will make digital tracks sound more 'analog'
Now, I was wondering, considering a pre-1980's studio, with transformer balancing throughout and tape recording: if someone were to measure phase response by sending a test signal at the microphone input of a mixing console, then measure at the tail-end of the recording system (Vinyl record or Master tape) what would the TOTAL phase response look like?