Type 3: Warm / Slight de-essor feelings.
Premium four dither types, tuned by master-class audio engineer.With well-tuned four types of dither characters, you can add a final touch to your masters. It works on the final slot of mastering effect chain, converts input floating-point signal to output 8/16/24 bit integer signal. Dithering is a technique to suppress requantization errors on bit depth reduction by adding slickly crafted random signal. These conversion easily introduces sound degradation caused by re-quantization errors.
However, for distribution media like CD or streaming, we still need to convert our masters to 16 or 24 bit integer formats. If you have questions, feel free to send me a message at or visit More.Nowadays, typical digital audio workstations employ floating-point internal precision. However, this ligature and swash feature will only be found in the Pro version which you can buy at my shop link above. You can easily access them by using the double-asterisk (**) character that is typed after the first letter or the double exponential character (^^) that is typed after the last letter.įor example, for the letter a, type a** after the beginning of the letter or a^^ for the end of the letter to get swash (* and ^ on the top keys are parallel to the numbers on your keyboard). I used the ligature feature to make swashes of some of the cherry blossoms that fall after the beginning of the letter and before the end of the letter in the word. Hopefully, this method can help and speed up your time. I created this Sakura Kei font in a unique way and it really makes it easy for you to get swash & ligatures in the form of fallen cherry blossoms. If you want to use this font for COMMERCIAL purposes, you need a commercial license which can be purchased at my shop at the link below (get a discount of up to 50% in this store):
This demo font is available free for PERSONAL USE only. Sakura Kei Display Font is a new font display with shades of fallen cherry blossoms, perfect for your extraordinary projects.
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