18 Mar
2004
18 Mar
'04
12:18 p.m.
Steve Harris wrote:
Yeah, my initial feeling is that JAMin should offer to dither, so you can
control it centrally before JACK gets it hands on it, and be sure the
recording will be an accurate reflection of what you hear.
I agree. I've never thought the dither option in Jack made sense to me.
Jack should be a patch bay, not a processor. Too many options for mistakes.
Since I still do all my final mixes in Pro Tools, I'll note that the
Waves L2 UltraMaximixer offers dithering to different bit lengths (24,
20, 18, 16 and 8 I think) as well a few options for changing the dither
type and noise shaping.
Jamin should consider this sort of support when you feel it appropriate.
You *might* consider having 2 outputs from Jamin - dithered and
undithered - so that possibly you could A/B the two. Please time align
the two if you ever do add an option like this.
- Mark