Subject: | Re: mastering for cheap cd players |
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From: | "Rich Peet" <> |
Date: | Tue, 10 Jan 2006 21:20:51 -0000 |
--- In Eric Benjamin <> wrote: > > While the distortion is easy to hear, as Dan Dugan > said, the reason that it's hard to see is that the > resampling process of running the signal through > another stage of ADC (regardless of how good the > quality is) changes the waveform shape a lot, due to > the elimination of ultrasonic components which are the > ones primarily determining the waveform shape. > That would explain why it is much worse hearing through headphones than the re-sampled post I made. I will carry my warbler cd around for a while and try to listen on a number of peoples portable cd players to determine how common the problem is. I will post my results as well when I have a handle on it. Rich ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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