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CHAPTER 30. AUDIO FACT SHEET 371

audio signals that are being processed by effects plug-ins, internal recording at 32 bits is

recommended. Please note, however, that if the source audio is already at a lower bit depth,

internal recording at that bit depth will also be neutral (assuming that no effects are used);

internally recording an unprocessed 16 bit audio le at 32 bits will not increase the sound

quality.

30.3.6 Consolidate

Consolidating clips in the Arrangement View creates new audio les, which are non-neutral

in comparison to the original audio data. Specically, the new les will be normalized, with

their clip volumes adjusted to play back at the same volume as heard prior to consolidation.

Normalization is a gain change, which is a non-neutral operation. Also, the new les will be

created at the sample rate and bit depth set in Live's Preferences window, which may differ

from those in the original audio les.

30.3.7 Clip fades

When Create Fades on Clip Edges is enabled in the Record/Warp/Launch Preferences, a

short (up to 4 ms) fade is applied to the clip start and end to avoid clicks at the clip edges.

These declicking fades can also be applied to Session View clips via the Clip Fade button.

Additionally, Arrangement View clips have editable fades and crossfades. Applying any of

these fade options is a non-neutral operation.

30.3.8 Panning

Live uses constant power panning with sinusoidal gain curves. Output is 0 dB at the

center position and signals panned fully left or right will be increased by +3 dB. In order to

minimize this volume change, it may be helpful to narrow the overall stereo width before

doing extreme panning. This can be done via the Width control in the Utility device.

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