Amplification
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davethewave
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Amplification
Does the Amplify effect also add any kind of unwanted noise? (even the slightest bit) ?
Re: Amplification
All the signal is amplified equally, including the sounds you don't want.davethewave wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 5:09 amDoes the Amplify effect also add any kind of unwanted noise? (even the slightest bit) ?
So amplify can make what was faint sound more obvious,
but amplify did not create noise, it was there all the time, just at an inconspicuously low level.