Oversampling Explained
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2021
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Yes!! & now I know what you're talking about!!💌 thankU for this nice info Sage audio!
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Best video on oversampling 🔥
Good stuff man!!
Many thanks; it helps a lot
Such gems these vids, thank you
Question o/ If I use a plug in like the MLimiterX for example, can I just use it to oversamplify or do I have to use other features in the plug in as well for it to work? And by how much would you recommend we increase it? Like you said not too high for the processor:0
Awesome info. Thank u so much!
Trying to learn something new every day and this really helped ngl
I don't fully understand. So if my session is set at 44,1KHz, the oversampling option allows me to go beyond this initial setting on a particular track. Right ? I don't understand how a plugin can partially change the sample rate of a session just for itself. It's like let's say you're given a box of chocolates for a total of 1kg but if you want you can change the size of some chocolates and have some bigger ones but without affecting the total weight.... but ok.
Thanks for explaining this
On another question ,do the other saturation plugins have oversampling feature? For example we can't see the oversampling knob in Aphex from Waves
Dear sage audio how much can we use oversampling in mixing? Too much oversampling in the mix will cause trouble for us?except cpu issues
What's the best over sampling plugin
thank you so much dude