Narrowband difference between BASOP decoder and float decoder with McMASA bitstream
# Basic info
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* Float reference:
* Encoder (float): e15ad0addc0b0a429fcf05e1683e77c05164738a
* Fixed point:
* Encoder (fixed): 54186be9af2e870c327c4dbcf4e574194eb24add
* Decoder (fixed): 54186be9af2e870c327c4dbcf4e574194eb24add
# Bug description
There is a peculiar difference present in spectrograms of McMASA bitstream rendered with BINAURAL_ROOM_IR output. See below

This is not exactly that radically audible but it is still quite peculiar. This is also present with BASOP encoded bitstream. There is
quite a bit of MLD score (over 16) for this but part of that might be explained by rate switching as well.
# Ways to reproduce
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Use following command lines to replicate with rate switching file [mcmasa_7_1_4_techs_start_13k2_20frames.bin](/uploads/ba1bf644854e2215b735cdf3524dcdf5/mcmasa_7_1_4_techs_start_13k2_20frames.bin)
```bash
IVAS_cod -mc 7_1_4 -max_band fb mcmasa_7_1_4_techs_start_13k2_20frames.bin 16 ltv16_MC714.wav test_0212.bs
IVAS_dec BINAURAL_ROOM_IR 32 test_0212.bs 0212_ltv16_MC714.wav_mcmasa_7_1_4_techs_start_13k2_20frames_16-32___BINAURAL_ROOM_IR.wav
```
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