on a saw wave syntheziser recording it might be impossible to spot while on a complete and masterd mix it just sounds shit as soon the SR kicks in. Its not so easy to hear allways that it has kicked in or not. Or its just related to unintended SR conversion on the source tracks. or running another daw in the background.because on the ab tests on the same computer with logic it seems to pretty consistant to be there. maybe it has something to do with the insertion and removing of plug ins in the sum. There are various tricks to glue the sounds together.but you cant get more separation into a glued mix in again.Īlso this phenomen seems to come and go. while some people might argue that the more glued together sound of ableton live is even better the reality is that more separation and detail is what we see as the better sound quality. mixing a handfull of tracks in live and another daw results in an more open and 3dimensional sound in the other daw. that the program is loosing its transparent state than.Īnd its very likely that this is not a consitsant phenomen because sometimes it happens.other days its ok. possibly it happens when you try to change the speed and return to the original speed for test purposes. cant say when it happens.but it defently likes to happen on imported files. The sound degeneration on the single tracks is easy to explain.Thats when the SR conversion is allways on.even when you have tried to avoid that. hard to reproduce but experienced by many. but I guess it has become a winged word for a invisible sound degeneration no one is able to show here so far. Yep, of course this word is a joke and I think all people know it here. but understanding jokes is a highly complex matter, i assume.
"brown henke dither " is a joke i once made concerning dithering algorithms.
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