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Discussion: DITHER Comp, v4
« on: October 04, 2005, 10:56:46 PM »
NOTE:  For those wishing to listen critically and compare these samples, please consider an ABX environment - it's really the only way to do it properly.  There are several options for ABX plugins or apps if your listening's computer-based (as mine is).  If your listening's CD/DVD-based, recommend having someone rename all the samples (e.g. A, B, C, etc.) so you don't know which is which, listen and take notes, and only after you're done listening review which is which.

Edit for version 4.

This thread is for discussion of the dither comparison.  See the FTP thread in the Kickdown forum for the download info.



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#                                                #
#  DITHER COMPARISON, 24b > 16b, v4              #
#                                                #
##################################################

* v2 adds the POWR-3 dither algorithm to the mix
* v3 adds three freeware dither options:
     - Audacity internal
     - R8Brain
     - Maxim Digital Audio
* v4 adds Samplitude internal


PURPOSE

To evalute the performance of a handful of
dithering algorithms as applied to rock concert
audio recordings made from the audience.

I was motivated to do this by my (hopefully soon)
impending switch from 16b to 24b and the dither
shootout at 24-96 Mastering:

http://www.24-96.net/dither/

I strongly recommend listening to the 24-96
shootout samples.  The differences between many of
the algorithms' noise characteristics is simply
stunning.  However, I wanted to find out dither
schemes' impact on audience rock concert
recordings.  I suspect the dither algorithms have
less of an audible impact for recordings made
under such conditions. Anyway...I'm sharing the
sample files so others may listen critically and
decide for themselves the impact of the different
dither algorithms under different recording
conditions than the 24-96 shootout, and identify
their own preferences.

I'm new to the 24b world, but even so I believe
I have the correct workflow for opening,
dithering, and saving the files.  If I've made a
mistake in the workflow, please let me know and
I'll adjust as necessary and re-seed.

I may or may not follow this up with a 32bf > 24b
and 32bf > 16b dither comparison.  These would
serve as a reference when dithering after
performing edits to the master recording
(normalize, compression, EQ) in applications
capable of and configured to take advantage of
the 32bf format.


==================================================
DITHER       | FILENAME
==================================================
N/A (Master) | wsp_2448_master.flac
Audacity     | wsp_1648_Aud_shaped.flac
Audacity     | wsp_1648_Aud_triangle.flac
CEP TPDF     | wsp_1648_CEP-TPDF_NoNS.flac
L2 IDR       | wsp_1648_L2-IDR_Type1_UltraNS.flac
MBIT+        | wsp_1648_MBIT+_Normal_UltraNS.flac
MDA TRI      | wsp_1648_MDA_TRI.flac
MDA HP-TRI   | wsp_1648_MDA_HP-TRI.flac
MDA N-SHAPE  | wsp_1648_MDA_N-SHAPE.flac
POW-R        | wsp_1648_POWR_3.flac
R8Brain      | wsp_1644_R8B.flac
Truncated    | wsp_1648_Truncated.flac
UV22HR       | wsp_1648_UV22HR_Normal_NoNS.flac
Wavelab Int  | wsp_1648_WL-Internal_Type1_NS3.flac
Samplitude   | wsp_1648_Samplitude_triangular.flac
--------------------------------------------------
N/A (Master) | ymsb_2448_master.flac
Audacity     | ymsb_1648_Aud_shaped.flac
Audacity     | ymsb_1648_Aud_triangle.flac
CEP TPDF     | ymsb_1648_CEP-TPDF_NoNS.flac
L2 IDR       | ymsb_1648_L2-IDR_Type1_UltraNS.flac
MBIT+        | ymsb_1648_MBIT+_Normal_UltraNS.flac
MDA TRI      | ymsb_1648_MDA_TRI.flac
MDA HP-TRI   | ymsb_1648_MDA_HP-TRI.flac
MDA N-SHAPE  | ymsb_1648_MDA_N-SHAPE.flac
POW-R        | ymsb_1648_POWR_3.flac
R8Brain      | ymsb_1644_R8B.flac
Truncated    | ymsb_1648_Truncated.flac
UV22HR       | ymsb_1648_UV22HR_Normal_NoNS.flac
Wavelab Int  | ymsb_1648_WL-Internal_Type1_NS3.flac
Samplitude   | ymsb_1648_Samplitude_triangular.flac


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  MASTER SOURCE RECORDINGS                      ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

CCM4 (ORTF/FOB/DFC) > Lunatec V3 (24b/48kHz) > VXPocket V2 > Sony Vaio

Widespread Panic
2005-08-05
Portsmouth, Va - Harbor Pavillion

Yonder Mountain String Band
2005-06-08
North Myrtle Beach, SC - House of Blues

Filename:  wsp_2448_master.flac
           ymsb_2448_master.flac

Thanks to Frank Sulloway for the 24b / 48kHz source recordings.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  CEP 2.0 NATIVE TPDF DITHER                    ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Syntrillium Cool Edit Pro, v2.00 ( now Adobe Audition )

Filename:  wsp_1648_CEP-TPDF_NoNS.flac
           ymsb_1648_CEP-TPDF_NoNS.flac

Workflow:  [1] Native TPDF Dither (via Convert Sample Type)

               - Resolution    :  16b
               - Dithering     :  Enabled
               - P.D.F.        :  Triangular
               - Noise Shaping :  None *
               - Other settings:  Default

           [2] Save As, no options

* no real info on the characteristics of the different noise shaping
  schemes, so I left them out.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  WAVES L2 IDR                                  ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Syntrillium Cool Edit Pro, v2.00 ( now Adobe Audition )
           Steinberg Waves - L2 Ultramaximizer v4.0.5 DirectX plug-in

Filename:  wsp_1648_L2-IDR_Type1_UltraNS.flac
           ymsb_1648_L2-IDR_Type1_UltraNS.flac

Workflow:  [1] L2 Ultramaximizer v4.0.5 DirectX plug-in

               - Quantization  :  16b
               - Dithering     :  IDR
               - Dither Type   :  Type 1
               - Noise Shaping :  Ultra
               - Compressor    :  All settings turned OFF

           [2] Convert Sample Type

               - Resolution    :  16b
               - Dithering     :  Disabled
               - P.D.F.        :  n/a
               - Noise Shaping :  n/a
               - Other settings:  Default

           [3] Save As, no options


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  IZOTOPE MBIT+                                 ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Syntrillium Cool Edit Pro, v2.00 ( now Adobe Audition )
           iZotope Ozone v3.08 - Loudness Maximizer DirectX plug-in

Filename:  wsp_1648_MBIT+_Normal_UltraNS.flac
           ymsb_1648_MBIT+_Normal_UltraNS.flac

Workflow:  [1] Loudness Maximizer DirectX plug-in

               - Bit Depth     :  16b
               - Dither Type   :  MBIT+
               - Noise Shaping :  Ultra
               - Dither Amount :  Normal
               - Auto-blanking :  Disabled
               - Limit Peaks   :  Disabled
               - Compressor    :  All settings turned OFF

           [2] Convert Sample Type

               - Resolution    :  16b
               - Dithering     :  Disabled
               - P.D.F.        :  n/a
               - Noise Shaping :  n/a
               - Other settings:  Default

           [3] Save As, no options


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  POW-R CONSORTIUM POW-R                        ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Bias Peak 3.2

Filename:  wsp_1648_POWR_3.flac
           ymsb_1648_POWR_3.flac

Workflow:  [1] Save Copy As (POW-r integrated into Peak)

               - Bit Depth     :  16b
               - Dither Type   :  POW-r 3

Thanks to Scott Brown for handling the POW-r samples.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  NO DITHER / TRUNCATED                         ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Syntrillium Cool Edit Pro, v2.00 ( now Adobe Audition )

Filename:  wsp_1648_Truncated.flac
           ymsb_1648_Truncated.flac

Workflow:  [1] Convert Sample Type

               - Resolution    :  16b
               - Dithering     :  Disabled
               - P.D.F.        :  n/a
               - Noise Shaping :  n/a
               - Other settings:  Default

           [2] Save As, no options


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  APOGEE DIGITAL UV22HR                         ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Steinberg Wavelab 5.00a

Filename:  wsp_1648_UV22HR_Normal_NoNS.flac
           ymsb_1648_UV22HR_Normal_NoNS.flac

Workflow:  [1] UV22HR integrated into Wavelab

               - Bit Resolution:  16b
               - Dither Type   :  Normal

           [2] Render, Create Specific File, set Audio File Format

               - Bit Resolution:  16b
               - Other settings:  Default


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  WAVELAB INTERNAL DITHER                       ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Steinberg Wavelab 5.00a

Filename:  wsp_1648_WL-Internal_Type1_NS3.flac
           ymsb_1648_WL-Internal_Type1_NS3.flac

Workflow:  [1] Wavelab Internal Dither

               - Bit Resolution:  16b
               - Noise Type    :  1
               - Noise Shaping :  3

           [2] Render, Create Specific File, set Audio File Format

               - Bit Resolution:  16b
               - Other settings:  Default


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  R8BRAIN                                       ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  R8Brain 1.9 (freeware)

Filename:  wsp_1644_R8Brain.flac
           ymsb_1644_R8Brain.flac

Workflow:  [1] R8Brain GUI

               - Resample to r8:  44.1 kHz *
               - Bit Depth     :  16
               - Quality       :  Very High (highest quality)

           [2] Perform R8Brain

* R8Brain does not support standalone dither, i.e. without resampling.  It only dithers when resampling.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  AUDACITY INTERNAL (shaped)                    ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Audacity 1.2.4 (freeware)

Filename:  wsp_1648_Aud_shaped.flac
           ymsb_1648_Aud_shaped.flac

Workflow:  [1] Audacity (relevant Preferences Quality and Format tabs)

               - HQ Dither     :  Shaped
               - Export Format :  16

           [2] Export WAV


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  AUDACITY INTERNAL (triangular)                ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Audacity 1.2.4 (freeware)

Filename:  wsp_1648_Aud_triangle.flac
           ymsb_1648_Aud_triangle.flac

Workflow:  [1] Audacity (relevant Preferences Quality and Format tabs)

               - HQ Dither     :  Triangle
               - Export Format :  16

           [2] Export WAV


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  MAXIM DIGITAL AUDIO (triangular)              ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Audacity 1.2.4
           MDA Dither VST plug-in (freeware)

Filename:  wsp_1648_MDA_TRI.flac
           ymsb_1648_MDA_TRI.flac

Workflow:  [1] MDA Dither VST plug-in effect *

               - Word Length   :  16-bit (0.50)
               - Dither        :  TRI (0.40)
               - Dither Amp    :  2 (0.50, default)
               - DC Trim       :  0 (0.50, default)
               - Zoom          :  0 (0.00, default)

           [2] Export WAV

* Audacity provides minimal VST plug-in support.  As a result, VST
plug-ins with custom interfaces do not display entirely properly.  The
values listed for the options above are the 'proper' values based on the
custom interface displaying properly (which it does not in Audacity).
The numbers in parentheses are the Audacity values that map to the
proper values.  I cross-referenced the MDA Dither plug-in's Audacity
values against the properly displayed values in Adobe Audition.  See
included file MDAdither.txt for the official "manual" and the complete
mappings I performed.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  MAXIM DIGITAL AUDIO (high-pass triangular)    ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Audacity 1.2.4
           MDA Dither VST plug-in (freeware)

Filename:  wsp_1648_MDA_HP-TRI.flac
           ymsb_1648_MDA_HP-TRI.flac

Workflow:  [1] MDA Dither VST plug-in effect *

               - Word Length   :  16-bit (0.50)
               - Dither        :  HP-TRI (0.60)
               - Dither Amp    :  2 (0.50, default)
               - DC Trim       :  0 (0.50, default)
               - Zoom          :  0 (0.00, default)

           [2] Export WAV

* Audacity provides minimal VST plug-in support.  As a result, VST
plug-ins with custom interfaces do not display entirely properly.  The
values listed for the options above are the 'proper' values based on the
custom interface displaying properly (which it does not in Audacity).
The numbers in parentheses are the Audacity values that map to the
proper values.  I cross-referenced the MDA Dither plug-ins Audacity
values against the properly displayed values in Adobe Audition.  See
included file MDAdither.txt for the official "manual" and the complete
mappings I performed.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  MAXIM DIGITAL AUDIO (noise shaped)            ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Audacity 1.2.4
           MDA Dither VST plug-in (freeware)

Filename:  wsp_1648_MDA_N-SHAPE.flac
           ymsb_1648_MDA_N-SHAPE.flac

Workflow:  [1] MDA Dither VST plug-in effect *

               - Word Length   :  16-bit (0.50)
               - Dither        :  N-SHAPE (0.90)
               - Dither Amp    :  2 (0.50, default)
               - DC Trim       :  0 (0.50, default)
               - Zoom          :  0 (0.00, default)

           [2] Export WAV

* Audacity provides minimal VST plug-in support.  As a result, VST
plug-ins with custom interfaces do not display entirely properly.  The
values listed for the options above are the 'proper' values based on the
custom interface displaying properly (which it does not in Audacity).
The numbers in parentheses are the Audacity values that map to the
proper values.  I cross-referenced the MDA Dither plug-ins Audacity
values against the properly displayed values in Adobe Audition.  See
included file MDAdither.txt for the official "manual" and the complete
mappings I performed.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~                                                ~
~  SAMPLITUDE INTERNAL (triangular)              ~
~                                                ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Software:  Samplitude SE v8.3

Filename:  wsp_1648_Samplitude_triangular.flac
           ymsb_1648_Samplitude_triangular.flac

Workflow:  [1] Samplitude SE (Export Audio | WAV | Format Settings | Dithering

               - Dithering:  with triangular spread noise
               - Dither depth in bits:  0.50 (default)

           [2] Export WAV


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i can't figure out what i like better.  i can definitely tell the difference between the 24bit source and all of the 16bit versions.  I'm definitely not a fan of the truncated versions, however, its not so bad.  having the jb3 truncate a 24bit signal as a backup seems practical.  a truncated copy is better than no copy i guess.

i found myself going for the UV22HR source, but i can't tell if i like that source better, or if its just because i've heard people talk about it before and i know that its apogee.

i probably need to listen to this on something other than a crappy laptop with crappy headphones tho for a real analysis.


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i used to use CEP, then SF...but i'm sold on the uv22hr formula in wavlab.
go apogee!!!

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i can definitely tell the difference between the 24bit source and all of the 16bit versions.

Agreed.  My listening has included comparing the 16b versions against each other to determine which sound I prefer, but also against the 24b file to determine which sounds most like the master.  And they're not necessarily the same.

i found myself going for the UV22HR source, but i can't tell if i like that source better, or if its just because i've heard people talk about it before and i know that its apogee.

I *almost* made the comp blind comp for this very reason.  But I decided against it - it seems people are less willing to provide feedback if they think they might be "wrong" (never mind there is no "wrong" answer).  In the hopes of eliciting more responses, I left it open.

Edit to add:  In the hopes of convincing people to listen double-blind, a new note I added to the original post:

For those wishing to listen critically and compare these samples, please consider an ABX environment - it's really the only way to do it properly.  There are several options for ABX plugins or apps if your listening's computer-based (as mine is).  If your listening's CD/DVD-based, recommend having someone rename all the samples (e.g. A, B, C, etc.) so you don't know which is which, listen and take notes, and only after you're done listening review which is which.


i used to use CEP, then SF...but i'm sold on the uv22hr formula in wavlab.

I agree, UV22HR sounds better to my ears than the CEP native TPDF dithering.  I'll post more details from my listening notes a bit later.

Nick / Ed - did you check out the 24-96 dither shootout?  I like the fact that it enables one to easily hear the noise signature generated by each of the dithering algorithms.  IMO, the differences between some of the dithers are downright stunning.  However, hearing the noise signature on the samples they provided doesn't necessarily translate into "better sounding" for our purposes, hence the comp.  Anyway...
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I agree, UV22HR sounds better to my ears than the CEP native TPDF dithering.  I'll post more details from my listening notes a bit later.

I'm happy we all agree on the UV22HR.  When I get home I may shuffle them up a bit and close my eyes and try to do a somewhat blind test and see what i prefer then.  I look forward to your notes, you nailed that 140>v3 vs. mk21>722 comp perfectly.  I almost trust your ears more than my own.

Nick / Ed - did you check out the 24-96 dither shootout?  I like the fact that it enables one to easily hear the noise signature generated by each of the dithering algorithms.  IMO, the differences between some of the dithers are downright stunning.  However, hearing the noise signature on the samples they provided doesn't necessarily translate into "better sounding" for our purposes, hence the comp.  Anyway...

I can't remember if i listened to the dither shootout or not.  If i did, its been awhile, I should probably check it out again.
http://www.24-96.net/dither/  <-- just incase anyone else needs to check it out as well.


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I'm happy we all agree on the UV22HR.

Heh...note I preferred UV22HR to the CEP internal TPDF dither.  More details v. the other options later.

I can't remember if i listened to the dither shootout or not.  If i did, its been awhile, I should probably check it out again.

You should definitely check it out - it provides an easy way to listen to the noise signatures of each dither algorithm.
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i'll dither the original file down using MegaBitMax and powr-3 if you want to add them to the comparison

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i'll dither the original file down using MegaBitMax and powr-3 if you want to add them to the comparison

According to this post from Chris that quotes an email he received, MBIT+ and MegaBitMax are one and the same:

Chris,
 
ExtraBit is only a demo.
As to MegaBitMax - it is available in DirectX format in iZotope Ozone 3 plug-in (it is called MBIT+ there).
 
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oh, cool.  if you're at all interested in powr-3 i could add that

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oh, cool.  if you're at all interested in powr-3 i could add that

I'm not interested personally, but perhaps others are?  Anyone?
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i use pow-r 3 all the time. depending upon the style of music i'll either use it or UV22HR

i'd like to see it thrown into this comp.

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Alright, one interested party is enough for me.  :)  I don't have POWr-3, so I can't do it.  But Scott offered to dither with POWr-3 earlier, so...I'm game.

Scott -- dither away, and if you're willing please document what you've done (similar to the TXT file).  I'll then re-seed the torrent to include the POWr3- dither file as well.  Drop me a PM and I'll let you know how to get me the file.
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ok i'll see if i can do it after work today

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Bump for version 2.  Thanks to Scott Brown for the POWR3 dither samples.
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