Please help me!

For some reason in Fruity, when I export to WAV, my result actually sounds worse than a 192kbps MP3. Shouldn't the WAV actually be the best version?

Just look at this:

1) When I play 192kbps MP3, WinAmp shows that the whole EQ spectrum is covered, as it should be:


2) But when I play the WAV, the rightmost columns are consistently missing from the spectrum:


Why does this happen?? I don't change any defaults.

Is it a WinAmp problem, or I'm doing something wrong?

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Last edited by HardTranceProd on Jul-02-2006 at 00:09

Maybe it's your encoder.

Encoder is for MP3, isn't it?

Well, my MP3 is fine, the problem is the WAV!!!

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Originally posted by HardTranceProd Encoder is for MP3, isn't it? Well, my MP3 is fine, the problem is the WAV!!!

Sorry, I'm not all that familiar with how wavs are rendered. But surely there must be somekind of application or file used to render them, and that might be what's defective? Have you tried rendering it and listening to it on different systems? That might tell you if it's your track or your computer.