>Markus Kaarlonen wrote : >Another possibility I can think of is dithering, added by some device in the >AES/EBU -loop . . . . In that case, there's nothing wrong with Logic's bounce, it just >won't add any dithering unless you tell it to . . . . . In any case, I think dithering >should be added only to the final 2-track mix, not to any submixes or >bounces. Can someone give me an idiots guide to *dithering* -off the list if it's going to bore everyone :o) Like why do it? *How* do you "tell Logic to do it"? Sound off my DAT is *definitely* different - higher highs mainly (and, no, there's no pre-emphasis!). Is the DAT signal dithered? And can I dither final mixes after re- importing them from DAT into Logic? (The mixes use outboards, midi, samplers etc). Anyone help? - assume I know nothing about dithering at all, which is the case! Mike. from Mike Levon //////////////////////////////////////////\\\\\ H O L Y G R O U N D R E C O R D S \\\\\//////////////////////////////////////////// England's first independent record label www.holyground.co.uk