Hi, @Skaunker . This is very interesting. It seems the Sonnox Inflator version from 2007 does not correspond to the current version. I was...
Yes, we know, or rather most of us do. The question is, what is behind the band split? Which filters and how are they integrated? Whatever was...
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Neither R2R nor VR released DMG Audio plugins on December 30th...
What do you mean by "white floater"? Do you mean the light gray window background color? This has nothing to do with Reaper, but with your...
1. this code is slightly modified depending on the game, version, console and purpose. 2. gradius had UUDDLRLRBA. Select and start have nothing to...
Nope, the code is correct.
My secret weapon? up up down down left right left right b a
Yes, because the algorithm is nothing more than a loudness measurement. Depends on what you mean by UX. But I would answer the question as...
[IMG] REAPER Thread
Ok, for the quality comparison: I just screwed up the SR to 12.2MHz (yes, 12.2MHz!! ... 12288kHz!!!) for fun and Reaper and its plugins have...
I would still phrase it a little differently. Since PT was one of the first DAWs and was used so widely, it can be assumed that every professional...
There are always 2 aspects in such discussions. One is factual discussions in which different aspects are compared with each other. In doing so,...
wow what a lyrical masterpiece almost had the feeling to read a haiku u feel me bro
Merry Christmas! :)
"Real studios" use the software they started with (which was mostly Pro Tools 30 years ago) and with which the entire system periphery is tuned....
Which has a lot to do with the periphery used in studios, but nothing to do with the sound.
However, the question of which DAW is the best (for the respective application purpose) is justified. I also know people who produce great music...
Correction: masturbate :rofl:
Simple, you adapt it to your needs. And if a -6dB pan law meets your needs, then you just use -6dB. No matter which DAW. I do think that there...
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