Aliasing

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Post a finished track or song where aliasing from a guitar through a digital modeler is audible.

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Does it have to be guitar? If pure sine waves or synths are allowed, this is definitely do-able. :)
Nope. All these videos of A/B tests or modelers against modelers… people claiming one modeler sounds inferior to another because they hear aliasing…

Sure, the bedroom warrior may be able to hear it playing through their headphones, but a track band-passed in a mix? Let’s hear it!
 
Nope. All these videos of A/B tests or modelers against modelers… people claiming one modeler sounds inferior to another because they hear aliasing…

Sure, the bedroom warrior may be able to hear it playing through their headphones, but a track band-passed in a mix? Let’s hear it!

I call this "Mary Had a Little Alias," featuring Helix Native. (But you could do this with just about any plugin/modeler... ;) )

 
Nope. All these videos of A/B tests or modelers against modelers… people claiming one modeler sounds inferior to another because they hear aliasing…

Sure, the bedroom warrior may be able to hear it playing through their headphones, but a track band-passed in a mix? Let’s hear it!

I’d be skeptical of someone saying they can hear aliasing in a mix. You’d need to run an aliasing test that separates it from the other audio before you can clearly distinguish it. That doesn’t mean it’s inaudible in a mix though. It contributes an unpleasant harshness to the sound and is an important factor in why some modelers sound better than others.
 
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