"The best bus" is LITERALLY addition. Yes, it's just 2 + 2 + 2 = 6. How can a different DAW do it better? It's fundamental, basic DSP and there's nothing you can change about it unless you fake "analog warmth" and other bullshit by adding distortion and background noise. You want to know what fancy magic Pro Tools uses to achieve its legendary award-winning bus sound? It's right here:


And everyone does it exact same way. You just can't do it differently. Deal with it.

 

How? The VSTi is making the sound not the DAW, there can be no difference it's the same dll.

 

OH MY JEEZ, NOT THIS TOPIC AGAIN.

It has been done TO DEATH and NECROMANCY recently https://audiosex.pro/threads/studio-one-3-pro-my-observation-cubase-user.23340/ < MFW 13 pages.

And the answer is YES, excluding inbuilt DAW plugins and other minutae that will not be mentioned here.

 

The only way to tell the difference between sound is to listen to samples of rendered stuff of the same thing from each DAW without any plugins. You will obviously get a biased opinion every time if you are aware what you are listening to (which is something everyone does here... like wtf). I bet whatever you want you won't get to guess which samples belong to a certain DAW. Not even a 5/10. Cut it out, ppl. Unless you know the insides of a DAW (everything related to the code and such), you will hear developers and "engineers" claiming they notice a difference because they are probably getting paid to promote a product (or simply they are just dumb too). They want to SELL so, they will come to you with any type of argument to convince you to buy from them. Use common sense, guys. Sound engines are just a feckin' myth.

 

no.

 

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