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Ruphus · 22nd April 2004

There was a read from someone who had been convinced of Samplitudes better sound ( like me too ) and who after he heard of the panning law adjusted the levels and found it to be similar afterwards. It made me a bit cautious since then, still all I know is that I hear sound in Samplitude that completely satisfies me.

Samp I believe is at 0dB and possibly the only program with such a value. Nuendo could be set lower. Would be interesting if you found out what the difference is ( one of the fellas here will know ) and let us know how it is when aligned.

Ruphus

22nd April 2004	#8
Ruphus Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2003 Location: Berlin / Germany Posts: 5,167	There was a read from someone who had been convinced of Samplitudes better sound ( like me too ) and who after he heard of the panning law adjusted the levels and found it to be similar afterwards. It made me a bit cautious since then, still all I know is that I hear sound in Samplitude that completely satisfies me. Samp I believe is at 0dB and possibly the only program with such a value. Nuendo could be set lower. Would be interesting if you found out what the difference is ( one of the fellas here will know ) and let us know how it is when aligned. Ruphus __________________ "Am I the only one that tires of this "everything is subjective" watered-down-pop-culture-pseudo-philosophy bullshit?" Bravin Neff Wolgang Burr, former office leader of the German Chancellor before committee of inquiry: "You would not believe what unusual happens daily." "Patience, young Skywalker - let the object of your desires come to you." JTR "All thinking men are atheists." Ernest Hemingway