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General Audio / Re: Unusual sampling rates
Last post by Klymins -
Quote from: Porcus on
Quote from: Klymins on
In this case, distortions created by a guitar amplifier (real or simulated), which are very widely used in some music genres like rock and metal, would also be artifacts.
Creating music and reproducing a signal are different, you know? Two Wikipedia illustrations of halftone:

No artifacts here?

Definition of a word shouldn't change based on that manner. It either is an artifact or isn't.
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General Audio / Re: Unusual sampling rates
Last post by Porcus -
Quote from: Klymins on
In this case, distortions created by a guitar amplifier (real or simulated), which are very widely used in some music genres like rock and metal, would also be artifacts.
Creating music and reproducing a signal are different, you know? Two Wikipedia illustrations of halftone:





No artifacts here?
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General Audio / Re: Unusual sampling rates
Last post by Klymins -
Quote from: Porcus on
Quote from: Klymins on
I was trying to say that what is artifact and what isn't changes with the point of view
And that is misinformation. At least here, when it is about audible artifacts - sure you could have argued that when you are down to way below audibility it wouldn't anymore qualify for the term, but that's not what you are doing: you keep denying that [this particular kind of] resampling artifacts constitute "artifacts" whatsoever. 

In this case, distortions created by a guitar amplifier (real or simulated), which are very widely used in some music genres like rock and metal, would also be artifacts.
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General - (fb2k) / Re: Album covers in Foobar 2.24 (x64). Is this possible?
Last post by Terence -
If you haven't seen it: you can also simply display thumbnails of the covers in the playlist just like that, without any additional components.

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(I don't use JS to display my album list and playlist. I suppose you can do more advanced things with it, but I can't really say more.)
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General Audio / Re: Unusual sampling rates
Last post by Porcus -
Quote from: Klymins on
I was trying to say that what is artifact and what isn't changes with the point of view
And that is misinformation. At least here, when it is about audible artifacts - sure you could have argued that when you are down to way below audibility it wouldn't anymore qualify for the term, but that's not what you are doing: you keep denying that [this particular kind of] resampling artifacts constitute "artifacts" whatsoever. 
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Lossless / Other Codecs / Re: HALAC (High Availability Lossless Audio Compression)
Last post by ktf -
Quote from: Hakan Abbas on
Normally, in stereo (a simultaneous 2-channel recording of sound), the 2 channels of music should be related to each other.
Yes, but this relationship can take on various forms. There are live recording methods with two microphones in virtually the same spot but at an angle, then both channels are in phase but with a different amplitude. This is also common in overdubbing (most popular music). In some cases, panning is hard left or right, and a sound might be in one channel but not in the other.

You can also record stereo with only phase differences, which is not uncommon in classical music. Both channels are equal amplitude but with different phase. That is much more difficult to decorrelate.

A mix of both is also possible, is usually considered superior, and quite common for live recordings.
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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_vis_vumeter
Last post by sveakul -
+1 Excellent idea, even if with just a simple line scale and vertical pointers to drag.  So much easier to see all at a glance vs. click and re-click, and allow adjustments by dragging the pointer (or using wheel).