Decaf Posted November 3, 2011 Report Posted November 3, 2011 (edited) distortion will remain present even if you've lowered the wave's amplitude/think you've changed it you can never fix clipping because u cannot correct the distortion created from it. take a 0db 40hz test tone, go to bass boost on audacity and purposely clip it. now analyze the song and you should notice this... harmonic distortion, notice how many other frequencies are present now lets remember a song can have any frequency pushed into clipping. even if you focus on just smoothing out 100hz (the hpf/lpf method that does not work) and below you will still have audible distortion... the waveform will LOOK fixed Edited November 3, 2011 by Decaf Quote
Geardropper Posted November 4, 2011 Report Posted November 4, 2011 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^?^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Quote Red light rev ya engines..light goes green u take off, petal to the floor.I take it slow but some how seem to catch up with u at he next red.So u think u can do it again.light goes green you stall..i put my foot down just to show u what fast really looks like
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