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Originally Posted by jayfrigo  But why would you not do it? There's no downside, only upside. And who knows what will happen after repeated truncation, or with many tracks added together. It's just not worth omitting the dither. |
Since this seems to be coming up repeatedly in this thread, I thought I'd point out that
no one on any side of this discussion is advocating "not using" dither, at least the way I'm reading it. The only disagreements here are in terms of its importance to perceived audio quality in real-world listening conditions.
Ben B