Different Softwares audio quality

[frisbi]

I have the feeling that if I open the same audio file with different softwares, the sound is different- every software gives a different colour to the file....

my question is: if I save the same file with the "save as" option of different softwares, do I get a different result at the end?

I make this question because I noticed that Sonic Studio Soundblade has a better sound compared to all the others softwares (Pro Tool, Audition, Ableton) and I was wondering if it was possible to give this better sound to the file

since I make my mastering with Pro Tool 10 and I don't want to change my method, what if I then open my mastered track with Soundblade and without changing anything i just save the file with Soundblade?

[Tone Deft]

everything about this is completely wrong. forget all of it and just make music. the tools are fine, work on the user.

[jestermgee]

Yeah this topic has been over-discussed on almost every forum I have ever come across.

It depends on a number of factors but the term "better sound" is a subjective one and you could spend just as much time investigating the slight differences between DAWs or just use them to make stuff.

[yur2die4]

Isn't Soundblade intended For mastering? Like an auto-master4dummies kind of application?

I wonder what would happen if you repeatedly saved a file over and over in the application?

[Tone Deft]

cringeworthy.

I can screw up my own tunes without help from scam artists.