Re: Simpson and Day sound quality

[Eric Hocking <>]

Bill,  perhaps you could settle something I seem to remember regarding
digital CDs.  I seem to recall that *all* audio CD recordings clip upper
and lower frequencies.  This gives the impression of a 'crisp' sound,
but, due to the digital recording process frequencies are invariably
lost.  As you say, the sound quality of the analogue recordings would
then be superior.

have I got this right?


> If you are looking for good sound quality on commercially available
> material you can't go past the originals on the tapes from the BOC
> ---"A field guide to Australian Birdsong".Bill Rankin
> Editor: "AudioWings"
> Newsletter of the Australian Wildlife Sound Recording Group
> 

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