coopersloan

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   by coopersloan 15y ago

   I can admit that I misread the article when it comes to hearing limits. I was reacting to my perception as an audio engineer that a lot of people dismiss the importance of that frequency range.
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   by coopersloan 15y ago

   Principle frequencies well above 20k as well as their sympathetic harmonics are pretty easily audible by me, try it. 24 bit is also extremely easy to hear. Arguably more important during the recording phase when headroom is valuable. Its ju
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   by coopersloan 15y ago

   Huh, I think people truly advocating 192 as a distribution format will be few and far in between, a really good and cheaper sampling system can be put together at 96. Still, a lot of things in this article perplex me. Human hearing is limit
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   by coopersloan 15y ago

   192 kHz is a "bigger number = better" marketing ploy imo. Dont get me started on interpolating "240hz" TV's. The move from 16 bit to 24, however, is significant. And not only to headroom. As far as SR systems, I really like how 96 can sound
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   by coopersloan 15y ago

   Groove Salad has always been one of my favorite streams for coding. Lots of down-tempo stuff, tasteful choices: http://somafm.com/groovesalad/
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   by coopersloan 15y ago

   Bootstrap rocks!!
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   by coopersloan 15y ago

   If say 100,000 people got in for $100,000 in the first year, thats $10 billion in revenue... we accrue around $4 billion in new debt an average day. Doesn't seem significant to me?