> So, I think this is an important myth to get over...
Well that seems a kinda "biased" approach :)
Whenever anybody says that "Max sounds smoother than Pd" (or viceversa
of course) we should force him to answer these three questions:
1) define "smoother", what the hell does it mean (is it less
clicks/pops? is it less dropouts? or what else?)
2) are you comparing with the same hardware?
3) Let me see the patches (ok this is not a question - this is a demand,
lol)
If he/she cannot provide these data, we should force him/her to
apologize for what s/he said - not because it is false but because it
doesn't mean anything :)
We could speculate a lot about why a person may think Max sound smoother
than Pd and be wrong, or about why Max may actually sound smoother than
Pd and "be wrong" (e.g. what-you-get-is-not-just-what-you-did), OR why
Max may actually and surprisingly sound smoother than Pd "for a good
reason" (do we really know every detail to the last bit of any given
sample of a sinusoid?)... But that would be only speculation until we
know what we are talking about.
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Matteo Sisti Sette
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