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No, I’m not in the wrong thread...Thank you for your transparency. And your texts describe that you are not purist too coz you are openly trying to color/manipulate audio signal. it is not proved that Sonic Studio using plugins (or whatever coloring methods) to manipulate the sound in their backend. Some of users trying to copy or obtain the Amarra sound with some analog sounding plugins and it’s their choice. For me, not to involve in those experiments and in the mean time, enjoy the music with pure joy.

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Proof?!!? show us ..?

New recipe: MacOS High Sierra (PB) + A4 Luxe (Browser Mode) = Audio Heaven!! ?? those plug ins recipes not for purists... don’t wannabe, wannabes ?

Thanks for the info - could you please share the link?

Strange! Thanks Quark, your workaround works You are a genius ... sonic studio should hire you Let's enjoy the music .

I saw in my dream, Damien gave me a Vinyl and that was spinning still in my mind

Audirvana 3 has released!! - just saw in my day dream, Damien

Damien, could you please look into this? There are many of us suffering physical disabilities but the inner soul which could strengthen and fight the problems with the "music medicine". Dev like you could implement accessibility things within your software to help people achieve what they want, easily and enjoy what others do. A developer could specifically think about human interactions.. Please think and consider.

Only I can say is....i'm stunned by the sound!! Guys, this is what we are looking for so long. Can't stop listening

Regarding RG/Normalization, we asked a question here that the operation could lead to degradation of the SQ but got no answers yet! Could anyone give some insights about that? Thank you.

Well, I really want to know what Normalization do.. Is it really degrade SQ or not?

Waiting for this

Merci Damien. One thing still bugging me, very slow RG/DR recalculate or calculate and it's seems never ending with just 11 or 27 albums! Note that, it Occurred after beta 15, before the process was smooth!