charleski
Major Contributor
A lot of VST filters have problems with aliasing. Someone did a lot of tests which are reported here:I prefer to listen to the highest resolution audio I can get/play.
I once worked on a test project (within a DAW) that was strictly VST instruments (not sample based) and was not satisfied with the sound I was getting.
Later I was changing the sampling rate from 96khz to 192khz and shut down the system without thinking about it. When I returned to the project I was suprised how good it sounded. I couldn't explain it. When I went through the settings I saw that it was running at 192khz. Changing it back to 96khz, I was reminded why I wasnt happy with the sound in the first place.
It's not so much about the higher frequencies but the more differentiated sound.
Testing Aliasing of Plugins (measurements) - Gearspace.com
Technical background: Simulation of analog sound like saturation from transformers, compressors, tape, EQs,... makes the creation of harmonics necessary. Hardware: When analog gear is recorded, it doesn't matter if that gear creates harmonic content excee
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