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Originally Posted by Doublehelix  One comment about null tests...
Ok, so the audio engines *almost* null. And then the EQs *almost* null. And on and on...
One of these differences alone might not make much of a difference, but the additive effect of all of them put together might be significant.
For example, when I use the "listen" (or solo) function on my copy of the UAD Precision De-Esser, there is very little sound coming out, yet the removal of the small amount of sound is making a large difference in the sound of the vocal track. It almost sounds a little eerie to hear a small buzz like bees in a jar, and you think "how could that small sound being subtracted possibly affect the vocal sound?" But it does.
However, I do agree that a NULL IS A NULL. Period. |
Yup.
Null is Null
Not Null means something is going on.
And that something can make a big difference even if it's small.