[Dachink]

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Originally Posted by Patu /img/forum/go_quote.gif Volume: 0.00 dB always Replaygain: Not sure about these. I've never touched these settings though. DSP: No DSP's in use. Output: ASIO4All

I use the same setting.

 

[Hadakan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew_WOT /img/forum/go_quote.gif Actually not, Advanced Limiter is a preffered way of limiting clipping signal. limiters avalible in foobar. - Hydrogenaudio Forums

Well, I only cited one of the sources you posted that contradicted, what you said. However, thanks for the link about limiters.

 

[Rempert]

For all of the complaining about the loudness war, it is interesting that people include limiters on their DSP chain. They either do nothing, or apply a form dynamic compression to the signal, as appropriate. If there is a clipped signal (which there really should not be with lossless files unless you are using other DSPs), I'd think that lowering the overall volume slightly would be the more audiophile-style approach to dealing with it. If you have a nice 24 bit soundcard, one might think that you could lower the volume quite a bit and the noise of the original recording (being only 16 bit at best when mastered to CD) should still be audible above the potential noise floor of your system.

 

[Nocturnal310]

Foobar does indeed sound better with DSP's such as ReSampler.

Anyone else tried Resampler?

 

[kilgoretrout]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nocturnal310 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Foobar does indeed sound better with DSP's such as ReSampler. Anyone else tried Resampler?

I do not resample any of my music.

This thread has convinced me not to.

 

[cooperpwc]

I'm somewhere between:

Replaygain + ASIO4All

and

Nothing at all.

Benchmark sure seem adamant that Vista DS is better than through Asio4All.