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Very interesting question because it was done many times in the past when songs were intentionally slowed down from 135 to 40 slow and then back up again. It was done manually in real time as the music was mixed to the mastering machine. Moby made a song that went up to 1000bmp :lol: :lol: and it ...

not to get in the middle of all this tech talk,...
i would consider myself to be an amateur at this (writing music w/ computers), and I like it this way... but
i definitely hear a difference, its almost as clear as day to me.. maybe your monitors?

More Bionic Ears. I believe you hear what you ...

thanks for your insight Robert.

I just get into these because I believe I get where the discussion is bounded, these guys are easy to handle.

oh oh oh hmmm robert oh Hmmm Robert hmghmphhh :evil:

What do you mean guys like me are easy to handle. What is your problem with me sir. I have been ...

Yes, Live 7 sounds better. We can measure it. The difference is in a range below -130dB.


did you mistype that? that reads as saying that the difference between 6 and 6 is very very small AND 7 sounds better?? that statement reads as 6 and 7 sounding very very very similar.


No he didnt ...

Johnisfaster wrote:

Robert Henke wrote:64bit summing: no difference to 32 bit summing AFAIK.

I hate to ask this (for fear that it's been covered and I didn't notice it) but if it makes no difference then why is it there?

yes exactly but the answer is in his words regarding media.

It is sad, that the music industry and press managed to get people into a complete absurd race for technical data that has nothing to do with : making music.

Well said.
One day Mr Henke we'll be quoted in the school books.
This is exactly my feeling. Thanks to have it expressed in such a clear ...

wow, still a sound quality discussion!

some of the best sounding productions ever made in the last 30 years were recorded on vinyl, with a headroom around sixty db.

Yes, Live 7 sounds better. We can meassure it. The difference is in a range below -130dB. If you believe you can hear this, fine ...

paththedog > yes it is extremely annoying and frustrating. Since this morning I have been trying to get this to work properly after what tricil told me. I wonder how I explain what is happening :?

I can over dub record but so many things go wrong but worst thing of all is that 50% of the time what ...

I doubt there is backward compatibility. There should be in my opinion because some users may need such a feature.

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Again your talking of plugins which may have been recoded. My whole point is asking if the audio engine is better as is the claim because of the 64 bit engine.

I must go and sleep now. I did no music tonight [/quote]

I just upgraded to version 7.0.1 and I can hear the difference vs. version 6. My assumption is purely subjective, based on what I'm hearing, but hey if we as musicians can't detect subtle differences in audio fidelity then who can? The reverb and delay tails are much cleaner discernable.

Again ...

membrain > i know I said i was finished with the topic and im very tired now so must go to sleep soon but before I go :lol: what you say is based around the science and add to this the marketing campaigns software companies have to do I have to ask where is the human side to this. I have said above ...

Tricil > Thank you for that. I never thought to hit the overdub button. previously I would hit the main and track record button and end up with long sections of strange lengths. But now I have 3 buttons to hits when overdubbing. to much clicking and distractions for spontaneous work :?


Is there ...

Yes it is decent but if they only gave it some character then it would be truly cooking al the fires. I find it to transparent for most of my needs and I would imagine that most electronic music creators would feel the same because transparency is rarely an area they want or if we they theres ...

Tone Deft > I think its a little rude of you to say the programmers I spoke to are dumbsh**s. I dont mean they are my friends but I was able to speak to them and that is exactly what they told me. I think it would be inappropriate for me to say which company they work for, but you are entitled to ...