How much offset do you have? do you know where it's coming from? if you are going to remove it, it should be the first thing you do, not the second to last.

Hey Michael!

It's something about 0,331. Is that much?

thanks - vagelis

I'm not sure what that number refers to. You can try removing it first and then take a listen to see if you have an improvement. The depth should sound like it gets better and sound a little more open. I usually don't make it a practice to remove DC unless something is unusual. A lot of times if I hit play or stop and it pops, that's a sign that there could be DC in the mix. If the waveform looks like it's off center, that's another sign. If you don't want to have to think about it, apogee's UV22 plugin has a DC offset remover in it that you can just pop in at the beginning of your chain.

Vagelis

no matter how much DC offset you have in the files

you have to remove it!

if you put a highpass filter on it, it goes away.

vagelis wrote: Hi People,

Iused to remove it before the dithering, but I'm not so sure if there was something different.
Do I HAVE to remove it or not?

It depends, but you don't HAVE to remove it.

AngeloClematide wrote: Vagelis

no matter how much DC offset you have in the files

you have to remove it!

Why??