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hvz
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 4:49 pm 
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With this new beta, I recomend some new (default) settings..

"Distortion" section in "Advanced Clipper"

- Clipping from 0hz up to = 100Hz or 120Hz.
- Drop to no clipping = 300-400Hz. (i am testing 400 now still good)
- Clip bass below = -1dB or lower for louder presets. For mid loud preset -2dB is still good!
- Dynamically reduce bass to = 20% lower then "Clip bass below"

Problem was that area 0-100-400 was flat. now it works as how it suppose to work.. 100 rise to 400Hz.
For audio that meaning more mid-bass especially for louder presets. More kick and punch.
Bojcha, just asking: A long time ago you complained about distortion in lower frequencies in voices. I never heard those. My question: Doesn't that get worse when you increase the 2nd frequency slider? Because, by moving that slider the block of audio that is clipped *together* with the lowest bass frequencies also gets bigger.
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DJ-DOGGY
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 5:16 pm 
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I have no difference like Chris said ....
But now i have it too when i installed 003 .. CPU goes high with average 8-10% ...

And this is when enable this synchronization .. is this CPU hungry like this ( i mean is this normal ) ?
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hvz
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 5:42 pm 
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Synchronization can use a lot - depending on the resampling quality setting.

But, do you also see an increase if you don't use this?
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DJ-DOGGY
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 5:57 pm 
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No , without it ... it`s normal like 7.01 ... 7.00 ...
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Bojcha
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 6:15 pm 
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Bojcha, just asking: A long time ago you complained about distortion in lower frequencies in voices. I never heard those. My question: Doesn't that get worse when you increase the 2nd frequency slider? Because, by moving that slider the block of audio that is clipped *together* with the lowest bass frequencies also gets bigger.
You mean on "voice vibrations"? (how we internally call it)
Answer is no. And it should not since frequencies around 2nd sliders (250-400Hz) and so 100-350/400Hz are higher then 0-100Hz which are those that makes "vibations" on mids (voices)

Also.. with new fix in 7.02 things are better but there is still that 'edge' at end of 2nd slider freq! also between 1st and 2nd slider freq.
1st/2nd slider - 100-400Hz Noise - http://i.imgur.com/TwQpR.png
1st/2nd slider - 100-400Hz sweep - http://i.imgur.com/8mwWX.png
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hvz
PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 10:27 pm 
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Bojcha, just asking: A long time ago you complained about distortion in lower frequencies in voices. I never heard those. My question: Doesn't that get worse when you increase the 2nd frequency slider? Because, by moving that slider the block of audio that is clipped *together* with the lowest bass frequencies also gets bigger.
You mean on "voice vibrations"? (how we internally call it)
Answer is no. And it should not since frequencies around 2nd sliders (250-400Hz) and so 100-350/400Hz are higher then 0-100Hz which are those that makes "vibations" on mids (voices)

Also.. with new fix in 7.02 things are better but there is still that 'edge' at end of 2nd slider freq! also between 1st and 2nd slider freq.
1st/2nd slider - 100-400Hz Noise - http://i.imgur.com/TwQpR.png
1st/2nd slider - 100-400Hz sweep - http://i.imgur.com/8mwWX.png
No I meant the distortion that you heard in some tracks in LOW voice frequencies.

Can you tell me what settings you used when generating these images? I've done the same test with a sweep yesterday and here it looks perfect - no hole at 400 Hz at all...
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Bojcha
PostPosted: Sat Dec 29, 2012 12:12 am 
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ABDP settings - http://i.imgur.com/iqzIv.png
sweep result - http://i.imgur.com/Zp8Ph.png
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Brian
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Bojcha,

I think Hans is asking about the situation where you and a few others heard something that a lot of the rest of us did not, which ended up being "corrected" at the time with the "Reduce Asymmetric Bass" checkbox.
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Bojcha
PostPosted: Sat Dec 29, 2012 2:03 am 
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No it's not that.
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Storm905
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Bit reluctant to report this as I'm as yet unable to determine an exact sequence of events that make this happen. But in 7.02 SA on XP when loading presets, it occasionally (maybe once every 10 times or so) seems to fully reverse/swap the L/R input channels. When it happens, it stays that way until another preset is loaded.

If I come across a sequence of events that can force reproduce the change I'll report back. AJ


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