Cool tip to watermark your songs without actually adding something. Flip the phase of both channels on the master file a couple of times in a pattern unique to who you send ot to. Then, if it leaks, compare the leak to your watermark-free bounce and you'll see the pattern.
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Extra cool cause ppl won’t know if you’ve watermarked it.
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@birri_san
Oh you 🤣 miss you dude. Also, definitely a liter, I’m European I don’t do Gallons 😡
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@Virtual_Riot
Everyday I get more and more certain you’re really just a robot. Being an audio technician I never thought I’d see the day a dj knew how phases worked let alone use it to watermark a track
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@Virtual_Riot
I’ve always thought about “signing” tracks using the phase shaping technique soltan shared a while ago but I’m not relevant to be doin dat
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@jedwill1999
Wouldn't that create phase cancelation issues when using mono speakers for example?
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@Virtual_Riot
This is a form of steganography. Film production studios have ways of hiding data in their different departments' working files to track leaks, similar in idea (but not execution) to this
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@Virtual_Riot
That's a neat idea! Should I make a script to automate this? Could select random transients as flip points to avoid artifacts and mass-produce different watermarked versions of the same track.
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