This bug is going to be quite hard to describe, but I'll try to explain it: When increasing the "Sampling rate" option in the audio export, it takes a not-increased file and "upscales" it, instead of accurately placing the samples.
I hope this will make more sense in the reproduction steps.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Make a new song
Place a note, preferably in a very high octave
Export the song as an audio track with a very high sampling rate (so don't use mp3)
Analyze the file in some waveform audio viewer/editior and notice the "unnatural"/"jagged" look of the waves
Expected behavior
The sampling rate is taken into account when exporting the song, rather than being "upscaled" as a post-processing filter/effect.
Observed behavior
The sample rate setting is applied as a post-processing filter/effect.
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I know this is a very subtle and difficult to explain bug, but I've tried making this as easy to understand as possible.
This bug is going to be quite hard to describe, but I'll try to explain it: When increasing the "Sampling rate" option in the audio export, it takes a not-increased file and "upscales" it, instead of accurately placing the samples. I hope this will make more sense in the reproduction steps.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The sampling rate is taken into account when exporting the song, rather than being "upscaled" as a post-processing filter/effect.
Observed behavior The sample rate setting is applied as a post-processing filter/effect.
Image
I know this is a very subtle and difficult to explain bug, but I've tried making this as easy to understand as possible.