Just curious about your opinions on bouncing quality: Is the sound of the resulting bounced file exactly the same? I've noticed some difference between a single real time effected file and the resulting bounced file after applying DeNoiser. Haven't experimented too much, but it was noticeable the first time.
Do you bounce 24 bit to 16? 48 KHz to 44 with acceptable results? I'm staying 44.1 - 16 all the time cause I'm still using Mac AV.
iBook 600
384MB SDRAM
Logic AP 4.8.1
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What differences did you hear? You mentioned denoiser? Was th
What differences did you hear? You mentioned denoiser? Was the bounced file noisier than the original?
Monitoring, routing of buses, input and output objects and relative levels (gain staging) can change how realtime playback compares to the bounced file. I don't know if that would be a factor in your case though. So far I haven't done extensive comparisons with Logic 5, but bounces do seem to sound as good as original playback. I usually bounce to 24-bit, or at least dither to 16 with POW-r.
Regards,
Dedric
The denoised resulting file sounds "phased" (I guess that's the
The denoised resulting file sounds "phased" (I guess that's the word), just like digital hard denoising sounds. But it didn't sound like that when in real time. Also, reverb effects sound just OK, but different from the real time playback (a little brighter).
I'll keep testing.
Capi