I'm currently trying to get rid of the annoying skipping bug which came to light at the release of OoT3. I can make it sound better but this will be at the expense of the mixing quality so I'm trying to find a middle course.
btw, I forgot to mention that I had to cut off quite a few songs to make a smooth transfer. (this has nothing to do with the skipping bug)
Aesthetics wrote:I'm currently trying to get rid of the annoying skipping bug which came to light at the release of OoT3. I can make it sound better but this will be at the expense of the mixing quality so I'm trying to find a middle course.
btw, I forgot to mention that I had to cut off quite a few songs to make a smooth transfer. (this has nothing to do with the skipping bug)
Does this mean that the list given earlier is now inaccurate? Just trying to read you clearly.
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No, the mix remains the same I only have to fiddle around with the way of mixing. The mix itself is done but I have to try different settings in the mixing software I use. If this doesn't work I might replace certain parts, if possible, with the original tracks.
views/listens are very appreciated.
and to all of those who didn't make it onto OOT this time..keep trying!
keep doing what you like to do.
this is my first time submitting and of 5 submitted songs, one got on there..
don't give up.
Phasen: No, it doesn't sound like a CD skipping. It's a warbling sound which is mostly only audible in the lower continious bass/synth sound in non beat driven songs. I listened to Blue Ridge Sunrise to point it out to you because you know every single tune of it but I can't hear it in there.
I was never aware of this bug, until some artist pointed it out. I thought it was alright this time until I heard the draft of this volume on my home cinema set and my test listener pointed me some parts where it was very audible.
I'm currently working my ass off to filter out as much as I can. This is a time consuming task so I can't give an eta yet.
I don't know much about this, but it might be a dithering problem? Bad or excessive dithering can cause weird effects on the lows right? good luck with the fix mate!
EDIT: I'm probably totally wrong. I guess everyone submitted 16 bit WAVs anyway...so this wouldnt come into play. Either way, good luck- really looking forward to the final product!
This problem occurred to me once after the guy mastered one of my tracks, which had this low bassline, but it happened only to this track. And it happened one more time when we tried to make a mixed album, so basically this skipping occurred because of time stretching or something (when you change speed of the track). Anyway i'm not an expert here, just sharing my experience, maybe it'll help at least a little [: