Question to Bojcha and others: Do you hear any difference if you increase the 'subtract' slider a bit (say to 0.05 or 0.10)? Because I can't really say that I hear anything - but it does reduce the clipping quite a bit and hence should give cleaner highs.
Also, in the recent versions some extra filtering has been added due to which even a multiplier of 0% sounds _way_ better than before this new filter was added (on top of everything else, in every processing step the highs are clipped between -32767/+32767).
I'd like to reduce the effect of this new filter as much as possible, because in the end it causes (some, mild) distortion in the high frequencies.
So I would prefer:
- High value for Vib - 1.0 is high enough there!
- High value for Subtract
- Low value for Multiply
- Low value for Maximum
Fixed versions:
Winamp DSP plugin: http://www.stereotool.com/download/dsp_ ... 0-027A.exe
Stand alone version: http://www.stereotool.com/download/ster ... 0-027A.exe
Edit: Just setting 'subtract' to 0.05 already has a big impact on the amount of clipping that occurs.
Edit #2: Subtract to 0.08 and Multiply to 400% gives roughly the same result as the current settings, but with less clipping if the highs don't have that much volume effect.
Edit #3: Same with Subtract at 0.12, Multiply at 500% (new version will allow for this).
Edit #4: But the volume level of the lows IS affected by this. So keeping the default setting is probably better in the end.
This new filter is not lowering Highs almost at all, at level domain.