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| Nightshift |
| this thread is teh major lulz. |
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| DigiNut |
Let me just point out for the record that neither I, nor Richie, nor DJ RANN have posted a single response to crono in this thread, and yet somehow there are still more than 3 pages of nonsensical rambling involving him. Guess ya can't blame the usual people this time, can ya buddy boy?
I guess Egos, mfitterer, Mr.Mystery, Fledz, Aesthetic and evo8 must also be part of the real problem.
Also funny how somebody who insists that the majority is always right doesn't seem to have any problem with being in opposition to everybody else on the forum. Apparently the majority is only right if it agrees with crono. |
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| mfitterer1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by sixofour.604
Except...that isn't the case. Its not a bunch of people who don't know how to use Ableton who report this. ing A man, you guys already said ableton sounds different because of the dithering and warping settings.. WHY THE DID YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND? You guys must enjoy looking like complete ing morons. Because you do.
I know what it is, Its because I am saying it, that they feel they have to disagree, I could have made a new account and posted what I said and everyone would agree with me. Talk about a pathetic bunch of saps. This debate is over. Ableton sounds different by default because of the dither and warp settings, everyone ing knows it, and that is that, yeah I got trolled by mfitterer1, whoopde-ing-do. Ha Ha. |
Yo douchebag; are you this ing stupid? EVERY sequencer has a dither setting. If you dither it twice; in two different sequencers, it is going to have a propensity to sound different! Do you even know what mothering dithering is?
And for the last time stop putting words in peoples mouths. Most people here are smart enough to figure out all they have to do is go read four posts higher to read what was actually said and not your twisted sideways version of it all.
No you couldn't have made a new account and said the same thing; hence why there are several very long threads on here about the topic. People don't agree on it because it has never been proven. In the audio world when something cannot be proven it therefore partakes in a significant amount of psycho acoustics as i've said hundreds of times already in this thread.
The funniest aspect of this all is that you yourself haven't even done any objective reasoning or come to your own conclusion which states that ableton has worse audio quality than other daws. You took the consensus (from people you claim to be illiterate and stupid) as fact. You took the consensus (from people you claim to be illiterate and stupid) as fact. You took the consensus (from people you claim to be illiterate and stupid) as fact.
I wrote it three times to make sure it sunk in this time. |
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| sixofour.604 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Let me just point out for the record that neither I, nor Richie, nor DJ RANN have posted a single response to crono in this thread, and yet somehow there are still more than 3 pages of nonsensical rambling involving him. Guess ya can't blame the usual people this time, can ya buddy boy?
I guess Egos, mfitterer, Mr.Mystery, Fledz, Aesthetic and evo8 must also be part of the real problem.
Also funny how somebody who insists that the majority is always right doesn't seem to have any problem with being in opposition to everybody else on the forum. Apparently the majority is only right if it agrees with crono. |
TA isn't the majority. Most people here have no clue what they are talking about. Look at mfitterer1. He said ableton sounds different because of its dithering and warp settings. And now he is trying to deny it. By saying that "he really meant" all DAWs have settings, and they all sound different, despite everyone realizing it isn't as such. But what he still cannot understand is that even thought all DAWs have these settings, Ableton is the only one that has them set in such a way that they break audio by default. And because of these default settings, you get a lot of people posting all over the net about how ableton sounds different.
Mfitterer1 just wants to claim that everyone who has ever acknowledged this fact, is an incompetant producer. That's his stance. He is basicly trying to come up excuses for his program by saying that anyone who has a problem with it has "pirated it and didn't read the manual". |
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| DigiNut |
| Durrrr, me crono, me like bible and Fruity Loops, me smarter than internet, OGG OGG OGG! |
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| evo8 |
| quote: | Originally posted by sixofour.604
Except...that isn't the case. Its not a bunch of people who don't know how to use Ableton who report this. ing A man, you guys already said ableton sounds different because of the dithering and warping settings.. WHY THE DID YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND? You guys must enjoy looking like complete ing morons. Because you do.
I know what it is, Its because I am saying it, that they feel they have to disagree, I could have made a new account and posted what I said and everyone would agree with me. Talk about a pathetic bunch of saps. This debate is over. Ableton sounds different by default because of the dither and warp settings, everyone ing knows it, and that is that, yeah I got trolled by mfitterer1, whoopde-ing-do. Ha Ha. |
ok im dropping this now BUT you've changed your story. First you said Live sounded bad, now youre saying it sounds different.
It only sounds different if you dont know what you are doing.
Case in point was the link i posted - guy ran some tests, got a dodgy result, went back and changed whatever he was doin wrong and hey presto - exact same result as cubase |
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| EgosXII |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Durrrr, me crono, me like bible and Fruity Loops, me smarter than internet, OGG OGG OGG! |
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| Nightshift |
| quote: | Originally posted by EgosXII
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| mfitterer1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by sixofour.604
TA isn't the majority. Most people here have no clue what they are talking about. Look at mfitterer1. He said ableton sounds different because of its dithering and warp settings. And now he is trying to deny it. By saying that "he really meant" all DAWs have settings, and they all sound different, despite everyone realizing it isn't as such. But what he still cannot understand is that even thought all DAWs have these settings, Ableton is the only one that has them set in such a way that they break audio by default. And because of these default settings, you get a lot of people posting all over the net about how ableton sounds different.
Mfitterer1 just wants to claim that everyone who has ever acknowledged this fact, is an incompetant producer. That's his stance. He is basicly trying to come up excuses for his program by saying that anyone who has a problem with it has "pirated it and didn't read the manual". |
I like how attempting to speak FOR me is your new plan of attack. Roffl. I didn't say that everyone that acknowledged it is incompetent. In fact I claimed otherwise; stating that psycho-acoustics and gang mentality have caused it. Only a handful of people have even posted examples and even fewer have run tests (all which came back identical between daw's.
And the last sentence about pirating it I was referring to you and everyone else who pirates . Most people who do don't fully learn what they pirate because there's always something more hyped or cooler to play around with. |
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| mfitterer1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Durrrr, me crono, me like bible and Fruity Loops, me smarter than internet, OGG OGG OGG! |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by owien
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Uh... zing? |
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| Stef |
| the past week has been the most hilarious in all my time on TA |
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