Qustion to the minds of the bar
The Dong
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Wed Dec 2 19:31:35 CET 2009
Don Solaris is one of these I must win, nobody can educate me type of
bullshitters? Could be ;)
I bet he googles himself and finds this comment and hunts me down
telling me 1 + 1 = 2. There is no other way.
I'll just reply 1 + 1 = 1 too :)
I don't read up much about DSP, most of it boggles me because most of it
is far from conventional, but I instinctively (or logically) know that
adding two binary values that are over half the byte/word size together
results in an overflow. In the case of audio, this means bits ARE lost
during the whole process, unless you never mix much things together at
the same time that are louder than a pin dropping or save all your
projects at 256KHz 64bit resolution and never, ever let anyone else hear
them on any other medium ;)
I bet Don believes the developers of software never f' things up or
program a lot by trial and error or by constant compromise and all
follow some god written book that says repeatedly "1+1=2" to solve
everything.
Hehe.
I could go on, but basically bits are lost all over the place in the
audio universe and not just by mixing engines, mostly caused by the
black hole that is under a DJ's cranial undergarments thinking that
everything has to be at maximum volume with maximum compression and
crushing the limiters ;)
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