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Maybe it depends on the song as well? Classical music is supposed to have a much greater frequency spectrum - meaning, the effects of MP3 encoding becomes appar
by induscreep 12y ago
Maybe it depends on the song as well? Classical music is supposed to have a much greater frequency spectrum - meaning, the effects of MP3 encoding becomes apparent when played on high fidelity equipment.
- mxfh 12y agoIt has greater dynamic range (think volume, this is the domain of the bit rate properly called bit depth) than most compressed studio-produced music but the frequency range or spectrum (think pitch, which is limited on the high end by the sampling rate/2 via the Nyquist-Shannon theorem) is not different if not also clipped off by mixing.