Sigh, I need to remember to never read the YouTube comments on @Techmoan videos. There is *always* a huge misguided discussion about analog vs. digital that raises my blood pressure. Your argument is invalid unless you have ABX tests to back it. Hint: digital does.
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For some reason direct to speakers output from my Doepfer modular synth sounds better than through my RME Fireface. But I might be imagining it. Or Fireface is not perfect.
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If you build a little relay box and some scripts you can try ABXing yourself, though you need to be very careful to level match within better than 1dB. There may well be a difference, though, due to unaccounted variables.
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Example: differing input impedance and a less than perfect output on the synth could alter the frequency response or noise. A positive ABX result doesn't prove there's a fundamental difference, but a negative ABX result does prove there isn't one (at least on that test material).
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That's one of the big advantages of digital: once we get things into the digital domain it's a *lot* easier to perfectly quantify all sources of distortion and noise when applying digital processing :-)
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