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Undulating playback |
Feb 2 2013, 12:29
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Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 2-February 13 Member No.: 106356 |
Hi,
I play all my lossy and lossless music with Foobar2000 1.2.2. But the sound seems to be undulating, as if someone is constantly playing with the volumecontrol. Really irritating. It seems to have started when I downloaded and integrated the equalizer. Any views on this? Thanks in advance. |
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Feb 3 2013, 17:00
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Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 2-February 13 Member No.: 106356 |
Hi, I play all my lossy and lossless music with Foobar2000 1.2.2. But the sound seems to be undulating, as if someone is constantly playing with the volumecontrol. Really irritating. It seems to have started when I downloaded and integrated the equalizer. Any views on this? Thanks in advance. Wow, never considered this solution. Tried it and it works. Thanks a lot. |
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Feb 3 2013, 18:56
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Group: Super Moderator Posts: 4348 Joined: 23-June 06 Member No.: 32180 |
Wow, never considered this solution. Tried it and it works. Thanks a lot. Do you mean the auto levelling? If so, glad to help! I don’t mean to indicate that positive gain will always cause the signal to exceed 0 dB (and thus introduce clipping or other adverse effects), as it does of course depend upon the signal in question, but it’s most definitely something to watch out for whenever EQing. One could perhaps offset the overall decrease of an auto-levelled EQ curve using careful manual adjustment or a separate gain control, but it depends on how much you need the extra volume in software and how confident you are in your ability to tweak to a final volume. Definitely the safest option is never to gain anything positively/past 0 dB. This post has been edited by db1989: Feb 3 2013, 19:00 |
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Feb 4 2013, 09:17
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Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 2-February 13 Member No.: 106356 |
Wow, never considered this solution. Tried it and it works. Thanks a lot. Do you mean the auto levelling? If so, glad to help! I don’t mean to indicate that positive gain will always cause the signal to exceed 0 dB (and thus introduce clipping or other adverse effects), as it does of course depend upon the signal in question, but it’s most definitely something to watch out for whenever EQing. One could perhaps offset the overall decrease of an auto-levelled EQ curve using careful manual adjustment or a separate gain control, but it depends on how much you need the extra volume in software and how confident you are in your ability to tweak to a final volume. Definitely the safest option is never to gain anything positively/past 0 dB. I indeed used the autolevel button and this had the desired effect. I installed the equalizer in Foobar because I bought a Creative T3 set of speakers and the bass-unit produced way too much bass. With the equalizer I brought it down only to experience the undulating sound. It's fixed now and the combination of Foobar and the T3 set works perfectly now. Thanks again for your help. Regards, Rob |
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macdekker Undulating playback Feb 2 2013, 12:29
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