Dither
Hi, when I use "export clip as file" from a 48k session to 44.1 protools applies the old "bad" Dither. I know from another thread. I consolidated my master with Goddhertz Dither to 16b still in my 48 session
My question. When I do "export clip as file" for this 16 bit file now, does Protools understand that it doesn't has to Dither again when I choose 44,1 16 bit ? |
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When you applied Goodhertz Dither, you didn't create a 16 bit file. You zeroed out bits 19-24 (replaced everything with 0s) but the file still has 24 bits -- just eight are now 0. So Pro Tools still sees a 24 bit file and so still treats it like one. |
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thank you for the quick answer BScout |
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What is the best Dither plugin to apply ?
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I use Goodhertz for the visual control. But any decent Limiter Plugin has a Dither function (Ozone, Sonnox, Waves, etc...)
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What’s wrong with the PT “bad” dither? I use it for my bounces... Anything I should be aware of?
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Yup. Pro Tools' lack of control over dither and SR conversion options on export has always seemed odd to me - In general I tend to export at whatever the native SR/bit depth of the session is and handle file conversions (SR and bit depth) in programs like Myriad or Wavelab. |
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I'm sure most of you wondering about this issue don't have monitoring that is capable of revealing the difference in blind test, but if you do, read this. |
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Back to the OP for a moment; Dither would not be applied for going from 48K to 44.1K. It WOULD be applied for going from 24 bit to 16 bit(and you would want that). There is a place in the Preferences setup to choose the default dither:o
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