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Sorry I didn't clarify. It's only with the VST version.
Yes, the VST version is very special.
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Hans explained there something about rounding errors.
Though I have to admit that I have not understood why these rounding errors only affect the VST version (and not the other versions) ?
16 bit <--> 32 bit transformation ?
I also have to admit that I do not know if Stereo Tool uses internally 16 (like Winamp DSP plugins) or 32 bit (like VST2 plugins) for processing.
Hans ?
Hm, my reply (from yesterday) to this apparently got lost, so I'll type it again:
1. VST is different because for VST plugins it's the VST HOST that's responsible for loading and saving the settings. And it does this in values between 0 and 1. So every parameter has to be converted to match this range, which can lead to rounding errors.
2. Internally, Stereo Tool works with 32 bits. By the way, even in Winamp you can use 24 or 32 bit input/output if you provide a 24 or 32 bit input file (for example a 24 or 32 bit .WAV file). Although apparently many plugins don't support it.
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, i hope you were talking with him about his MPX clipper and can soon try this: