Originally Posted By: Mac
Originally Posted By: TexasHeartRush
...I just listened to 30 secs of one link in your sig tag 'Don't Sell it" and the artifacts are there instantly starting with fiddle on the left side. I realized the term ' out of phase' is appropriate to describe the sound. Serious comb-filter-esque.


Wait a minute.

That file is mp3 compressed at the standard 128kbps for webstreaming. Most of these sites won't accept higher.

Download the file and take a look at it on a good Realtime analysis software.

You will first see the typical 17KHz "brickwall" cutoff point associated with that mp3 compression bitrate.

You should also see the noise inherent above that critical 17KHz cutoff point.

The original .wav pcm digital file won't have that at all, count on it, I've already subjected RealTracks to the same analysis.


--Mac
Sure, I understand Mac. But im not referring to lossy compression artifacts. That affects the whole mix. Soundcloud audio processing is one of the worst for this. What I am referring to is happening on individual tracks. Just jitter and warble artifacts from time/tempo/key stretching. BTW, is there is 44.1 .wav available? It may just make it all more audible. I hear it here anytime I use BIAB.
Also, the BIAB .sgu file would help, though I suspect the audio has been edited considerably. Still it will reveal what I am referring to. Cheers.