IR formats....
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I use 24bit 48Khz
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@ustk - hmm, seems logical - but experience is - he made them as 24-bit wav files - we loaded them and they distort MORE than the 16-bit ones...
what do you mean by this?
The distortion probably comes from a conversion that has been done without dithering
What conversion?
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@Lindon Distortion with IRs is often due to a gain increase created by the IR. Can you send me some of the 24bit ones that cause issues for you?
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@d-healey - sure I will get him to send some of them over...thanks
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@Lindon @d-healey's right, often the distortion doesn't come directly from the IR itself but for the convolution resulting in an over 0dB signal. Although a simple gain after the convolution will tell the truth about this.
Sorry I just misunderstood this:
these have reduced when we went from 24-bit IRs to 16-bit IRs
You said the distortions reduced from 24 to 16bits, but I heard the files have been reduced. My bad :)
When does the distortion happen? In the early reflections/transient only? On the whole file? The late tail only?
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@ustk said in IR formats....:
@Lindon @d-healey's right, often the distortion doesn't come directly from the IR itself but for the convolution resulting in an over 0dB signal. Although a simple gain after the convolution will tell the truth about this.
Sorry I just misunderstood this:
these have reduced when we went from 24-bit IRs to 16-bit IRs
You said the distortions reduced from 24 to 16bits, but I heard the files have been reduced. My bad :)
When does the distortion happen? In the early reflections/transient only? On the whole file? The late tail only?
Well quoting the audio developer:
"The easy way to try it.. is run a sine wave. (Play low end like you would a sine bass) and you can hear all the harmonic distortion. - sounds like a waveshaper has been added into the IR engine...
Then for some reason, in Hise it adds a 19K spike of 12DB gain.. - although good luck hearing this"
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@Lindon Hmm... Interesting...
Does it happen with IRs from another online bank for instance? -
@ustk said in IR formats....:
@Lindon Hmm... Interesting...
Does it happen with IRs from another online bank for instance?Not sure - but the very same IRs when used in other convolution reverbs sound fine.....
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@Lindon I'm not hearing any distortion when I use those IRs and a sine-wave gen. I did have to turn the wet down a bit with some of them to prevent clipping.
Do you have a couple of audio examples of what you're hearing in HISE (with distortion) and what you're hearing with another convo that doesn't have distortion? This way I'll have a better idea of what I should be listening for. It would be good if both demos are created with a sine gen so we can compare more easily.
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@d-healey said in IR formats....:
@Lindon I'm not hearing any distortion when I use those IRs and a sine-wave gen. I did have to turn the wet down a bit with some of them to prevent clipping.
Do you have a couple of audio examples of what you're hearing in HISE (with distortion) and what you're hearing with another convo that doesn't have distortion? This way I'll have a better idea of what I should be listening for. It would be good if both demos are created with a sine gen so we can compare more easily.- I will ask him.