Okay so I was making some basses in next and noticed that even when I turned the volume as loud as it could go, the signal wouldn't clip. the master output would say it was clipping but there's no distortion, just a lot of volume shake.
Okay so I was making some basses in next and noticed that even when I turned the volume as loud as it could go, the signal wouldn't clip. the master output would say it was clipping but there's no distortion, just a lot of volume shake.
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yeah happens to me too, it feels like the audio never hard clips
makes mastering a biig pain
ikr, i found a work around by putting a crusher on the master and not changing any of the settings, acts as a clipper but yeah I shouldn't have to do that haha.
the problem isn't that we can't turn the switch off, the problem is that it doesn't hard clip. it just sounds like there's a limiter.
yeah i thought that might've been the case, do you know if there's any way to disable this?
can you elaborate?
are you 100% sure? I could record a video of it happening
ok i just got into the state where it hard clips
weird thing is i didn't actually do anything for it to change. i'm always using the Speakers output on windows (which is actually my headphones). i normally use bitwig studio, and i've never hard the limiter thing happen there. so idk what causes it to happen.
i've just done the same test that we did in audiotool but in bitwig, and yes, it does hard clip. i don't know how to get back into the state where it limits my audio, but i'm gonna try and explore my settings some more, maybe there's something i overlooked.
i normally have bitwig studio on an asio driver, where i've checked "hard-clip output at 0db", so i guess that's why i've never had it limit.
would this be possible with some sort of plugin for chrome? kinda like booster?
the reason why i want hard clipping is so i can hear when something goes above +0db while i'm mixing. else, a sound that's +30db for example (maybe a bit of an exaggeration), would sound exactly like something that's at +0.5db