Digital audio redefined - recorder for music recording as a 24-bit PCM system with a sampling rate of 4.2336 MHz.
Since the market introduction of the CD in the early 1980s, digital recordings still do not come close to analog sound quality, despite a variety of available technologies. The sound pioneers of "friends of green sonic" now succeeded in a completely new way of audio recording: for the first time they used the high temporal signal and thus sound resolution of MHz.PCM and achieved a completely new recording quality.
The company "friends of green sonic" designed the innovative recorder 'clàr' for this purpose together with the company Labortechnik Tasler, Würzurg, a worldwide leading manufacturer of digital real-time measurement and recording technology.
Stephan Schmidt of friends of green sonic and the managing director of Labortechnik Tasler, Michael Tasler, agree: "With 'clàr' we are moving at the very edge of what is currently digitally feasible and are breaking new ground. We are happy to welcome cooperation and industry partners.
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