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Originally Posted by dcollins  But does it have a Great Dither?
It's easy to cut low end convincingly, but cutting highs always seems to compromise something else. Fortunately it's rare to have to do it.
Actually an application for 3dB/oct, imo. |
Wasn't there this GOD OF DITHER around somewhere? It must be that one. Shape up the noiseshape!
Cutting low end more or less always brings me with an additional shelf or bell "down somewhere" doing a boost, something that doesn't work that easily for the high end.
If someone is usually or always cutting at 17-or-whatever kHz, it must be some kind of constant compenstaion for something that's not really in the music itself but more in the local processing chain...or in the monitoring.
Cheers
Patrik