I've been using Foobar for a while now and i used a bootable linux CD and used some generic media player for about half an hour and for some strange reason it sounded better, even though i knew in my head that it wasn't possible. A weird thing i have noticed is that when using new software, for some reason it does seem better, most probably because it's dfferent. I don't have that good a setup but i would have thought it would be enough to detect a change that was worthwhile noticing although i really couldn't hear the difference. customizability outweighed any other considerations want to remove the artist name? go ahead, you can. In the end foobar rocks not because the sound is "better" but because you get what you want, and nothing else, pretty much everything is removable / installable. its always nice to flip on the simple surround on my e2cs (those beatles tracks. Universal Audio is designed to be a seamless solution to working with audio in precomps, so you never need to break your creative flow when timing to sound, it provides one button to give you audio reference where ever you are by making your selected audio layers flow throughout all your comps, as well as maintaining all markers from your audio.
UNIVERSAL AUDIO PLUGINS FOOBAR PRO
pretty much everything i want or need is in foobar (or 3rd party modules). We offer great discounts when buying pro audio gear with your ADK computer system. my setup for foobar simply is amazing for what i want it to do, quick searching for my albums, ratings, all my data in a nice database to call, freedb for when i rip to flac.
THIS however, does not mean that foobar is not a more preferrable player (to me it is). Don’t worry about the differences between a ‘Limiter’ and a ‘Compressor’ and just know that the 1176 is quite probably the only compressor you’ll. The sound quality increase that people seem to get in foobar is mostly placebo. (Image credit: Universal Audio) The 1176 was the first UAD plug-in, built to emulate UA’s most famous piece of hardware, the 1176 Limiting Amplifier.
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