About Drumsynth (It strikes again!)

[urufu]

The release notes for 1.2.2 says that drumsynth is no longer affected by sample rate...
But after exporting a song or two and noticing that the songs sound a bit weird, I tested whether the drumsynth was still affected by sample rate.

The drumsynth's sample didn't change duration like all other times, which is good... but for some reason the sound sounds very weird.

Here's the link to the demo files I've exported:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing


I don't know whether this helps but...
I updated LMMS 1.2.1 to LMMS 1.2.2 by using the installer in the download page.
My system: Intel i7 7th gen, Nvidia GTX 1050Ti, 16gb RAM single channel, LMMS and OS stored on 7200RPM HDD


Edit: Just to be clear, the only type of files that are being affected by the sample rate is drumsynth, which ends with .ds. No other sample types (like .ogg) seem to be affected.

[musikbear]

The release notes for 1.2.2 says that drumsynth is no longer affected by sample rate...
But after exporting a song or two and noticing that the songs sound a bit weird, I tested whether the drumsynth was still affected by sample rate.

The drumsynth's sample didn't change duration like all other times, which is good... but for some reason the sound sounds very weird.

Here's the link to the demo files I've exported:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing


I don't know whether this helps but...
I updated LMMS 1.2.1 to LMMS 1.2.2 by using the installer in the download page.
My system: Intel i7 7th gen, Nvidia GTX 1050Ti, 16gb RAM single channel, LMMS and OS stored on 7200RPM HDD


Edit: Just to be clear, the only type of files that are being affected by the sample rate is drumsynth, which ends with .ds. No other sample types (like .ogg) seem to be affected.

If there is some issues we need a little more
please post your:
* Name of your Operative System (Windows/ Linux/ Mac) And subtype (Home' 'Mint' '10.13' aso)
* lmms sound device chosen
* Screenshot of your export-settings (Are you oversampling?...)

[urufu]

Here's the screenshot.

OS: Windows 10 Home edition 1909
Audio interface: SDL
Over-sampling: No
File format: Wav
Sample rate: 192kHz
Depth: 32
Interpolation: Sinc Best
Export as loop*: True
Export between loop markers*: True

*Does not affect sound output of .ds when false

Hope this helps!

[musikbear]

Here's the screenshot.

OS: Windows 10 Home edition 1909
Audio interface: SDL
Over-sampling: No
File format: Wav
Sample rate: 192kHz
Depth: 32
Interpolation: Sinc Best
Export as loop*: True
Export between loop markers*: True

*Does not affect sound output of .ds when false

Hope this helps!

Again i cant reproduce. I have made experiments here. They are with your export-settings:
https://youtu.be/KGn4-BXdB2I
Is that comparable to what you experienced?
Recorded is different from exported, but i believe that has to do with sinc that you select as highest

[urufu]

I've tried different sinc options in export but I don't get the same results.

Here's a zip with files that control sinc and samplerate: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GKLJI8 ... sp=sharing

and here's a video of the experiment I did:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xmneJn ... sp=sharing