Pipelineaudio wrote:No.hibidy wrote: again, I neither believe or disbelieve what you are saying, I am again stating that if live 7 is advertised with a better sounding/summing/whatever engine.........it goes against anything discussed to this point as far as results.......no?
Justin Frankel has also shown that there are some errors possible in some systems. They only happen some of the time, but perhaps they could have a cumulative effect.
This effect is an ERROR. It isnt that it sounds better or worse, the issue to me is more that it doesnt give you what you put in, when you tell it to.
This may be what ableton is talking about and what they have dealt with
Sounds to me like they are advertising an "fidelity" improvement..........which is from the website, which is why I brought it upEnhanced Audio EngineLive 7's enhanced audio engine improves fidelity with precision 64-bit summing at all mix points throughout the program, POW-r dithering, optimized sample-rate conversion and other advances.