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skywardism 8 months ago
whys he clipping it?
mrconcept 10 months ago
@mrconcept If done right it will add to perceived loudness, as it is basically like high (or with digital clipping, infinite) ratio compression. With analog modeling gear like this it will model how the gear handles it as well, so it is not just straight digital clipping like you might be thinking, but rather it's adding good distortion while rounding out/smashing the signal.
madgamer2000 8 months ago
@mrconcept Harmonic dist. Thats what you want in "analog gear". Its a plugin, but it does the same thing. I've used a FATSO Jr. before and the UAD is so close that its basically the same. Pick one up you'll be glad you did.
studiofive17 8 months ago
@mrconcept it's not clipping the channel or the mix engine, it's just clipping the meter. ;)
uncajesse 7 months ago
@mrconcept
You can only clip going in or out of a DAW, the convertors clips.You can't clip internally.
kreeper6 6 months ago
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Most emulations of the `tape sound´ focus on the saturation characteristic alone and underestimate the effect of a subtle amount of `flutter´ - high frequency fluctuations of the tape speed. This adds something which is probably the most important part of the special sound: The harmonic lines are "widened" by the effect of frequency modulation due to flutter which causes a 'thickening' of the audio signal contributing to the fat sound of analog,
bbuteo 10 months ago
Is it rendered on a whole Song which includes Guitars and Drums or else seperately on Individual track?....
anupchowdary 1 year ago