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range_hood
2005-10-18, 02:16 PM
Taken from this post (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?p=231725#post231725).Of Course Sa/fa Can Tell Mp3 From Wav But Can The Ear Tell The Differance !

Five
2005-10-18, 03:24 PM
depends on the bitrate, etc

side by side I can usually tell the difference

a couple years ago I couldn't tell very easily

once I started hearing it I couldn't stop

mort
2005-10-18, 03:33 PM
depends on the bitrate, etc

side by side I can usually tell the difference

a couple years ago I couldn't tell very easily

once I started hearing it I couldn't stop


AGREED GETS VERY TOUGH TO TELL WHEN 320 KB 48 KHZ !

range_hood
2005-10-18, 04:01 PM
AGREED GETS VERY TOUGH TO TELL WHEN 320 KB 48 KHZ !Yes, but it's still degenerated music.


Maybe you're "caps lock" is activated. Would you please de-activate it - we all can hear,... see you. Normally itīs located on the left side of your computer keyboard.
http://img272.imageshack.us/img272/4751/caps8mm.jpg

mort
2005-10-18, 04:05 PM
Yes, but it's still degenerated music.


Maybe you're "caps lock" is activated. Would you please de-activate it - we all can hear,... see you. Normally itīs located on the left side of your computer keyboard.
http://img272.imageshack.us/img272/4751/caps8mm.jpg


SORRY I DONT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH

range_hood
2005-10-18, 04:19 PM
Of Course Sa/fa Can Tell Mp3 From Wav But Can The Ear Tell The Differance !If it comes to smashing pumpkins, who I heard over and over again, I don't just hear the difference, I can feel the difference. mp3 just won't give me the creeps.
Mp3 algorithm is 15 years old, designed to fit on a (S)VCD besides a compressed video, why should I use it on a daily basis?

Spelunker
2005-10-18, 04:20 PM
My ears can't tell the difference if it's encoded with a high bitrate.

Judging by all the other sites, Mp3's are still in high demand from ppl. I was just on a torrent site a few minutes ago and I saw someone say they got a show from another site and encoded it in mp3. No one seemed to mind in the thread.

I also should add that my hearing loss is safe in the mp3 frequency. I can't hear the highs anyway. :confused:

range_hood
2005-10-18, 04:37 PM
My ears can't tell the difference if it's encoded with a high bitrate.

[1]Judging by all the other sites, Mp3's are still in high demand from ppl. I was just on a torrent site a few minutes ago and I saw someone say they got a show from another site and encoded it in mp3. No one seemed to mind in the thread.
[2]
I also should add that my hearing loss is safe in the mp3 frequency. I can't hear the highs anyway. :confused:1. I think this could be due to a record industry, that jumped on the mp3 train years too late, that keeps the mp3 artificially alive.
2. The most disturbing in mp3s for me are the artifacts introduced. Do you hear these sometimes?

Spelunker
2005-10-18, 04:58 PM
[B]2. The most disturbing in mp3s for me are the artifacts introduced. Do you hear these sometimes?
As a matter of fact.. i just deleted some because they sounded like crap with weird noise in them.