trim plugin question

[masterduk]

hi,

anyone know for sure whether the digidesign trim plugin is single precision or double precision?

thanks.

[crizdee]

Originally Posted by masterduk

hi,

anyone know for sure whether the digidesign trim plugin is single precision or double precision?

thanks.

99% Sure its single. can't see the point of up-sampling just to change level or flip phase.

I think most double precision plugs make it known! or they used to in the past. either its a selling point like Waves Renaissance & Linear phase plugs or they say DP like some of the URS or like PSP plugs have an optional button etc. But i think lots of the new Waves for example are DP.

Interesting point actually! i guess its in their literature somewhere or the extra latency is often a giveaway!

Chris

[GS-DK]

Stupid question, but where do I find the "trim-plug-in"?

[crizdee]

Originally Posted by GS-DK

Stupid question, but where do I find the "trim-plug-in"?

plugins-other.


Chris

[masterduk]

Originally Posted by crizdee

99% Sure its single. can't see the point of up-sampling just to change level or flip phase.

I think most double precision plugs make it known! or they used to in the past. either its a selling point like Waves Renaissance & Linear phase plugs or they say DP like some of the URS or like PSP plugs have an optional button etc. But i think lots of the new Waves for example are DP.

Interesting point actually! i guess its in their literature somewhere or the extra latency is often a giveaway!

Chris

hi,

thanks. makes sense.

i'd like to be able to verify and back it up with something in writing from digidesign. there was nothing that i could find in the documentation. if anyone has seen anything about it in any of the manuals or other documentation, please let me know.

thanks again.

[masterduk]

bumpage.

[masterduk]

el bumpo

[masterduk]

bump, bump a rebump.

[crizdee]

Originally Posted by masterduk

bump, bump a rebump.

It would say if it was DP and there's no reason why it should be as its not doing anything other than level/phase and mute.

[masterduk]

Originally Posted by crizdee

It would say if it was DP and there's no reason why it should be as its not doing anything other than level/phase and mute.

hi,

i think you right about it being single precision. but i was looking to find some statement from digi to verify that.

i did sent a tech support request, but they seem to have been on vacation over there for the last few months. :)

actually, since its single precision it kind of defeats the whole 48 bit mixer thing.