On 2017-09-08 16:53, Jan Stary wrote:
I'll repeat the question: do you hear the same
in the individual channels as I describe above?
(But I need to generate some testfiles first…)
No, use the file you sent me,
so that we listen to the same thing.
https://we.tl/lRpO2tMTxu
If there's something odd going on with the way that sound is
processed/routed on
either of your computers, 'listening' might not be the best way to
discriminate
between behaviour on different machines.
Might it not be better to use soxi or the stat/stats effects to report
on the
content of each channel in the multi-channel file?
That file might need rebuilt so that instead of (as I think it may have)
different
frequencies of test tones in each channel, it has significantly
different levels of
sound on each channel. The isolation of each channel and stat/stats
should show
each such channel's different peak level, and the output from those
effects can be
listed here for everyone to see.
--
Jeremy Nicoll - my opinions are my own
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