Subject: | Re: MD v. DAT |
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From: | "Rich Peet" <> |
Date: | Sat, 16 Aug 2003 05:53:24 -0000 |
Sorry Vicki I had accidently saved it at 44.1 and 32bit. It has now been changed to 16 bit and is now half the size. Those that experienced problems will not now. Rich Peet --- In Vicki Powys <> wrote: > Rich, > > I downloaded this sound but all I got was a loud electronic noise via a > web-only player i.e. I couldn't save the file even if I'd wanted to. What's > going on here? I'd be interested to hear the recording if you can make it > all work! > > Vicki Powys > Australia > > > > > on 14/8/03 8:56 AM, Rich Peet at wrote: > > > From the low end point of view. > > > > Having heard a sound example where a very slight difference could be > > heard in my good headphones I tried to repeat the failure. The > > weakness in atrac is suppose to be best heard in fast attack sounds > > that are broad in freq. > > > > I recorded a sound bite from my local critters that best meets this, > > the Northern Cricket Frog. It was recorded with a laptop computer > > and a good low noise mic. The signal was then sent digital out to my > > consumer walkman md and recorded back to the computer by analog. Only > > the gain on the md segment was changed 3 db to match. > > > > > a 1.5 meg download at > > http://home.comcast.net/~richpeet/mdtest.wav > > > > Rich Peet > > ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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