it is impossible to search for keywords in a category they have not decided the keywords belong in, there does not appear to be any possibility for searching 'jaguar' within any category other than 'cars', who on earth signed off on this

that's probably true

(unfortunately I do not remember said guide)

ah just read the other response, ableton's BPM handling is kinda dogshit to be honest, the one good guide for tempo mapping we ever saw was on reaper

would definitely recommend a linux-native DAW if the exact featureset isn't 100% crucial, we're ride or die on ableton but if we'd been on linux we'd probably be using bitwig for complex creative music work or reaper for tracking and editing

me: I was freaking out over insanely audible distortions in the low midrange on single tones, no intermodulation, pure 2nd and 3rd order harmonic distortion, and then I measured it well below 1% again

this is what intense producer ear looks like and oh god is it torturous

highly experienced audio device measurement afficionado and scientific audio enthusiast showing 3% second order harmonic distortion on a single pure tone: "now I personally can't hear this"

me: that absolutely no longer sounds like a sine wave what the fuck

A $25000 (correct amount of zeroes) JBL M2 Master Reference system has 2nd harmonic distortion at -45dB in the sub bass range and between -50 and -60 in the midrange at 86dB SPL, this is exceptional performance, it's also worse distortion performance than an archaic $150 pair of headphones

the DT-770 are not headphones renowned for their cleanness, they actually have pretty bad harmonic distortion as far as semi-premium 'mid-fi' headphones go, 'pretty bad' here is 2nd harmonic at -64dB through the midrange at 91dB SPL, 3rd harmonic inaudible, -45dB 2nd harmonic in sub bass range

flinging idiotic amounts of dried plums at this as well ad magnesium citrate in the hopes this eases up

adulthood sucks

EARS ARE INCREDIBLY STUPID I'D LIKE TO HEAR ACCURATE FOURIER TRANSFORM RESULTS NOT DIFFERENT PITCHES AT DIFFERENT SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS

ARGH