This is the post that lays all of this to rest. What else is there to say?nucleon wrote:Thanks.sorohanro wrote:@ NucleonIn both programs the trumpet loop was played by sampler. I tried my best to keep same approach and make the project as similar as I can.nucleon wrote: Are you playing back the sax with the MuLabs sampler or as an audio track btw?
Seems its sampler dosnt output at the same level as the FL sampler or audio clips.
Along with the output level of different vst plugins being slightly different between apps, and not all by the same amount, it effectivly means the songs end up differently mixed at default.
Tho that dosnt mean you cant set the same mix levels or better in either app.
There are no spectral changes, its just the ballance between the different instrument parts.
Audio tracks/clips play back at exactly the same level in FL, MuLab, Reaper and Live as in my first test.
If your using 'delay compensation' in the FL rendering settings that may explain why the MuLab version is 64 samples late.
There's no spectral changes. That's what this is always about....does one audio engine "color" the sound? Again, the answer is no.
The only thing detected is slight volume difference between some vsts. But you could produce exactly the same mix in both DAWs. The audio engine itself wouldn't change the spectral range of the audio.
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