Analogue and Digital
Analogue and Digital go hand in hand!
Sensory organs do not like smooth surfaces. It is the subtle unevenness which gives analog sound its unique touch. The art is in the type of modulation - the nuance game. The pleasant sound of tape saturation in a music production for example, is part of the optimal result - as long as it is not impaired by noise and cross-talk. Intuition and many years of experience are necessary in order to master this art.
The ear wants the analog sound!
Modulation is to sound what dynamics is to music. Through the dynamics music becomes three dimensional - a way to communicate feelings. Without it, the piece of music is lifeless. What would a concert be without changes in tempo and volume?
All these factors are crucial when judging sounds and music. The ear is the central focal point!
Processing must be digital
Working with digital data is the future of signal processing. Unchanging quality, as well as the lossless reproduction of recordings and adjustments over many years, will determine the future marketability of an audio product. The fast transfer of comparatively small amounts of digital data, even over large distances, enables cooperation on an international level. In times of increasing globalization this is an important factor when trying to remain competitive.
DigitalAudio, as we understand it, retains the analog qualities by integrating them into future oriented products, and in this way gives them an analog liveliness. We have made this our primary goal.