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im very curious on this question bc i have heard that the red doesn't mean clipping, do i gotta look at the sine waves or what, i could be wrong, very sorry if this is a dumb question

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from what ive read that shows when the track goes over 0db.not 100%sure tho

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nope. it means over 0. you can make a sawtooth or square wave (clipping) with the generator and it is clean with clipping indicator on. once you put it over 0db it turns red, even on clean generated sine waves.

someone correct me if im wrong.

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so if i wanted to find out a song that is clipped or not where would i find this at? and how?

Audacity. Select where the bass line is, zoom in till you can see the wave, and inspect it.

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so if i wanted to find out a song that is clipped or not where would i find this at? and how?

Audacity. Select where the bass line is, zoom in till you can see the wave, and inspect it.

or just play the song in wmp and set the visualization to scope and watch for flat spots in the wave

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