Re: record vinyl at 24-bit 96khz

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On Tuesday 09 June 2009 00:10:08 Sergei Steshenko wrote:
> > You I am afraid are being a little bit silly. a) you cannot hear anything
> > above 22KHz. b) there is nothing recorded on the vinyl above that. The
> > recording and cutting equipment certainly cut it off above that. 
> 
> But one very well hears pre-echoes created by (almost) brick wall filters
> needed for low sample rates, especially for 44.1kHz.

And some would argue that higher order harmonics can influence
the frequency range we can hear... like in real life.

There is also something about maximizing a digital snapshot of
an analog medium that then becomes the canonical master version
long after the original medium has dissapeared.

--markc

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