Rewire Vs Bouncing To Disk Sound Quality Video

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The only way I can see having a difference between rewiring reason and bouncing audio is the mixer. It's already established that the 14:2 mixer changes sound if you don't like the change don't use it.

Second I have to agree with Deranged the OP's test was flawed and he was trying to be objective and let you know to re-assess your experiment.

Third to Danoc I wouldn't even sweat it the only way I can see a possible loss of audio quality while bouncing is if you're dithering out of Reason. You'll dither the audio tracks when you mixdown from ProTools so to do it twice I believe would make a difference in audio quality. Whether it's percievable or not I don't know but, scientifically there would be a difference.

For the record, I rewire Reason into Sonar without the mixer and bounce the audio inside Sonar when I'm done. I prefer to work in Sonar so I use Reason like any other VST. However, I also have projects I've done entirely in Reason and I don't have a problem with the quality of the mix from it either.

I've heard people swear up and down that sound quality changes from DAW to DAW but, I have yet to see anyone provide any scientific evidence to the fact. I'm a firm believer that half the sound differences that people claim to hear from DAW's, VST's etc.. are purely psychological and would fail under a blind test. That's my opinion.
 
lol comedy this thread is

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CLASSIC!

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[F_or_DEAF] said:
CLASSIC!

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Yeah while your at it, get a document to show me that wav audio quality is poor when bouncing or converting! lets see if you can do that. Yall some jokesters, see when yall are hit with the truth yall wanna put up dumb ass pics, yeah tomorrow will tell all too.
 
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Thats a classic FP thread by the way. Like people can't operate an EQ to get a better sound but care about the minor sound differences between some sequencers. And yes we are talking about sequencers here NOT ****IN DAW's. A DAW is a ****in Digital Audio Workstation = PC/MAC + Audio Software

Sorry but FP is full of dumb ass sheep
 
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And let's end this chaos with the grand finale....

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The only way I can see having a difference between rewiring reason and bouncing audio is the mixer. It's already established that the 14:2 mixer changes sound if you don't like the change don't use it.

Second I have to agree with Deranged the OP's test was flawed and he was trying to be objective and let you know to re-assess your experiment.

Third to Danoc I wouldn't even sweat it the only way I can see a possible loss of audio quality while bouncing is if you're dithering out of Reason. You'll dither the audio tracks when you mixdown from ProTools so to do it twice I believe would make a difference in audio quality. Whether it's percievable or not I don't know but, scientifically there would be a difference.

For the record, I rewire Reason into Sonar without the mixer and bounce the audio inside Sonar when I'm done. I prefer to work in Sonar so I use Reason like any other VST. However, I also have projects I've done entirely in Reason and I don't have a problem with the quality of the mix from it either.

I've heard people swear up and down that sound quality changes from DAW to DAW but, I have yet to see anyone provide any scientific evidence to the fact. I'm a firm believer that half the sound differences that people claim to hear from DAW's, VST's etc.. are purely psychological and would fail under a blind test. That's my opinion.
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Now that was excellent and I agree with you totally. That makes sense 16 bit boucing to another 16 bit bouncing is crazy, but I already stated that I use 24bit / 192 reso, so my point was someone prove me loss of audio quality from boucing from Record to PT in that bit rate. Plus remember when I am in the major studio it's at 24bit /192 reso, engineered then mastered then down to a two track feel me? This is not for my friends to hear we talkin about pro work within Major studios. I agree with Darange too that's why I asked Deaf to go ask DeRange what he though about tha vid. Oh I am not sweating it, I had let this go, dude calling out for me from the thread and like he had something to prove, which he didn't prove nothing.
 
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