@ExtendCora@NFL_DovKleiman So real music to you is Kid Rock who also has a lyric in his song โyoung ladies I like em underageโ good for you buddy ๐
@djpain1 @fuckMWP @ProducerWhisp Absolutely, but every producer/artist should also still know the ins and outs of the deal. Thatโs how you get screwed. Iโve seen it happen a bunch of times.
@djpain1@ProducerWhisp Yes but especially with majors, they will pay the same fee each time once youโve been imported into their system (ex. uniport).
@THESIMPLETOM@natemixing Got it, with my limited knowledge on the subject I think that makes sense. Any recommendations to help logic work at maximum efficiency? I got a Mac Studio with m2 and Iโve been very disappointed with its performance.
๐ What is oversampling?
What does x2, x4 mean?
Basically oversampling forces the plugin to process the sound in higher sample rate.
โน๏ธ Example: You run a session in 48.0k
Oversampling 2x means that the sound will be processed in a sample rate 2x more than your session.
In that case, it will be 96.0k
โ๏ธ Why is that important?
First of all, you need to know, that the highest frequency in your frequency range that you work with in your session equals half of your sample rate.
48000/2 = 24000
Hence, at 48.0k you have 0-24000hz range to work with.
How is it related to oversampling?
Shortly speaking, you reduce unwanted distortion that happens when you want to saturate your sound but the range you have is not enough to create new harmonics and they start to mirror back into the audible range, sounding dirty.
By increasing the frequency range, these harmonics will mirror back to non-audible range and allow your audio to sound more clean.
Let's take our example. With 2x oversampling, or 96.0k sample rate, you will have 0-48000 hz range to operate with, hence more headroom in the spectrum to create new harmonics, leaving a cleaner sound in audible range.
Of course it will require additional CPU since the plugin needs to process 2x more information. That's why using oversampling is more efficient than running the whole session in 96.0 khz. Just using it where it's really needed.
โน๏ธ Use oversampling on plugins that introduce saturation, including analog modeled EQs and compressors.
@hate6ix Multiband compressor with a high shelf could help. A little saturation can help smooth out the vocal and fit it in the mix better. Otherwise just use a subtractive high shelf eq.
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