Alguien escribió:Freeze always saves as 32-bit floating point. Any "in-between" steps are kept (steps between what your audio-card's bit-resolution that happen because of 32-bit processing). Freeze can always be undone as if you didn't froze the track at all, it's like a snapshot.
Render saves in the bitdeepth you chose via Preferences. When 24 bit is chosen "in-between" steps are rounded to their nearest integer value. When 16 bit is chosen the other bits are just cut off and dynamic range gets lost. So Render can cut data away, but may save discspace.
Most people here have little to no idea about the internal workings of their software. That's ok, since they don't have to as long as it does its work. But sometimes one is wondering about how few answers are given to such straight forward questions while nonsense threads are filling the board all over the place.
q-ba escribió:
y si ademas le sumamos que cualquier pista midi congelada se puede arrastrar a cualquier pista de audio, creo que me quedo con freezing.
que opinais?
faure escribió:todo lo que deciis es cierto y logico.pero yo he lanzado otra pregunta referiendome al tipo de renderizado de dichas tecnicas.obio que tendremos diferentes resultados en cuanto a fases o sincronias ,dependiendo de como lo hagamos.
pero ... y la calidad de sonido a nivel purista?que diferencias hay?
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