EmperorGrieferus I understand you , but Falcosoft right ) , you can hear noise if you have one of two : 1) you use old resampler which include in Windows 7 , if so , result will be not good and to nearer bad ) 2) you have low velocity level in MIDI file , if so , simle increase velocity and noise …

Once again: If the noise is not there when you increase the gain in Audacity by either +12 or +24 dB (you only hear noise in the original quiet recording) then the problem is your audio hardware/driver. There is no other explanation. And then the noise is really not "there" even in the original …

I see. If you add 12 dB gain to the upper sample by using 'Effect->Amplify' in your Audacity then you should get exactly the same result that SimpleGainVST would do when gain is set to 12 dB. That is the whole signal strengthened by 12 dB together with noise... +24 dB would also strengthen the …

OK. I do not think you fully understand what my Gain VST plugin can do. Even if the 'source volume' is the problem that causes noise, SimpleGainVST cannot magically correct the characteristics of SC-VA's sound generation. If the noise is there when SC-VA generates the tones (it does not matter what …

My practical situation requires this value. Because i'm tired of high-frequency noises in recordings of SCVA samples that I can't fully reduce (I'm about Rock Organ, French Horn, Accordion, Bandoneon, and some others. All that samples were super-panned). To be honest I do not understand how adding …

I have crazy idea for Simple Gain VST. How's about increase gain range max value to 24 dB? The current max value of +12 dB means the original signal can be boosted to ~4x. 24 dB would mean a ~16x boost. It's really crazy. I can not imagine any practical situations where a 16x boost would be …

I have crazy idea for Simple Gain VST. How's about increase gain range max value to 24 dB?