Mathias Krause wrote: > Hi all, > > >> In addition I don't like it, that Qtractor auto-connects to system. >> > > maybe an option should be created, if qtractor auto-connects to system, or > not? > > >> The master recording of SynAddSubFx and Hydrogen as an audio track >> by Qtractor has a minimal loss off sound quality for the >> ferquencies, the loudness is accurate as it's set. When rerecording >> this track by making it louder, the new audio track has an >> unacceptable loss of sound quality, while the loudness again is >> accurate. >> > > hey ... i realized the same behavior, when trying to use Jamin together > with qtractor to master a song. As soon as I make the song a little bit > louder, the sound quality (exspecial for higher frequencies) gets bad. > Until now, I thought that this is an issue for myself or maybe for my > handling in jamin in a wrong way, where high frequencies get too > compressed. Maybe I should have a closer look to it... ? >
Hi Mathias :) I guess we've got different trouble. In my case it's not the fault of JAMin. Indeed changing the volume and using a (multi-band) compressor will effect the frequencies depending to the compressor settings. For the first recording the output of JAMin was connected to Qtractor audio in, but the result of the recording sounds different to the sound that directly came from JAMin. The second recording was just audio track output, no JAMin, but directly connected to audio track input. Changing the level by listening all frequencies were fine, but for the recording there was a loss for the frequencies. 1. I used best playback quality for Qtractor. 2. The recorded wave files also sound muddy when I play them by another application. In your case it seems to be your fault ;). If you change the volume for the audio signal that you connect to JAMin's inputs, then at least you need to readjust the ratio. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
