Wibbles

With whom? Esther the Wonder Pig - she's still smiling.

So ... many ... knobs ...

If money and space were no object ... but they are.

If the pig is squeaking, that's not oinkment, That's the pig having his 30 minutes of fun.

No matter what pitch you play it back at, it's still Piers Morgan. And therefore he is still eminently twattable. In England and Wales it is now a criminal offence not to punch Piers Morgan on sight, punishable by either a fine of up to £10,000 or up to six months imprisonment. The appropriate legislation is still pending in Northern Ireland and Scotland.

I bought one of your albums. If it means I'm just like Craig, I want a refund.

The only possible answer is "Yes".

Or better yet, get Frontier free (you need to sign up for a user account): https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2019/02/18/d16-frontier-free/ https://d16.pl/frontier/overview

Especially if you're white and male.

Dave ain't no Kylie. Now, that's a seal of approval

It's what all the Kool Kidz* want. * In this case the definition extends to a middle-aged man who doesn't play guitar but makes dance music (most definitely not EDM).

BassDaddy posts at BeyondMyDaw too.

Will this get past the censer?

I miss the 80s too ... I was 30 plus years younger for a start.

I already have, thanks. Great stuff. Wibbles loves a drone.

All I'm talking about is representing digital audio as a staircase. But let's move on. Forgive me my pedantry.

Is it just me but this update seems to have gone back to the full download and full installation, rather than just updating the relevant files?

At this point, 6 out of 15 voters record at higher than 44.1kHz, but only 4 out of 15 think there's any point at recording at higher rate. I am one of those 4, so at least 3 of the voters recording at higher than 44.1kHz think there's no point.

Also, I am not a bat.

But anyway I stick to 24 bit/44.1kHz. My computer is feeble and I am the end user. If my computer were up to the task, I would work at 96kHz - everything I do is ITB.

But what's ITB is also not stepped. There are no stairs in digital audio. http://productionadvice.co.uk/no-stair-steps-in-digital-audio/

There's a lot of interesting stuff on this site regarding bit depths and sample rates, mastering and so on: http://productionadvice.co.uk/blog/ Here's an interest bit on sample rates: http://productionadvice.co.uk/high-sample-rates-make-your-music-sound-worse/#more-5689

That's exactly the false representation I was referring to.

Digital is not stepped. When your audio is in digital format it is basically a large number of samples, i.e this volume at this point in time, not this volume until the next sample. They are points on a graph, not blocks. When you play back your digital audio it is converted back to analogue, ie a smooth curve. If you input a pure sine wave into a computer's ADC and then output it through the DAC, you get a pure sine wave. No steps are anywhere to be heard.

Hmmm ... I'm back to 20 per page.