"Hi, I hope you like chiptunes, because I turned your vocal song into a square wave"pic.twitter.com/TriwNWZ6oQ
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How to ruin a great song by a great singer. I love it when "professionals" with websites showing off tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment put out stuff like this (BTW, the mixing is also bad). Give you hope for indie music over the "music industry".pic.twitter.com/GnPap49ttm
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I will hazard a guess as "hitting the endstops and distorting."
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I blame the lack of analog VU meters. The little blinky red "clip" light doesn't sound as ominous as a VU meter needles going "ping ping ping" off the end stop. Eventually they will begin to wonder why their needles are also bent to the right. :D
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This is why you use 32bit float for the entire music production pipeline until mastering (or people who know what they're doing do, anyway; I bet the same person who mastered that does intermediate files at 24bit int because they heard that's "hi-res")
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a song from death magnetic in the cd release (top) and guitar hero download form (bottom) I discovered what clipping was around this time because I wanted to know what made the album sound so weirdpic.twitter.com/fQuuM71SVD
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At least that was metal. My screenshots are from calm vocal pop and outright *ballads*.
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if you want to try declipping that song, the state of the art algorithm is available as a web app here (http://spade.inria.fr ). It can't solve bad mixing, though... (I also have a faster implementation somewhere on my PC)
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Thanks for this link.
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