
evm1024
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I came across this link:
http://www.channld.com/vinylanalysis1.html
Which I found very interesting. It shows some of the spectral content of vinyl recordings to be way out to beyond 96 kHz.
Of course some say that you need not record anything above 20 kHz cause we can't hear it (make that about 8 kHz in my case).
We know that humans can detect both direct ultrasonic sounds throught skin and so on as well as the harmonics that the ultrasonics create. Nothing that you hear as sound but rather a you detect it as a sense of the space.
Just found it interesting..... And thought to share for all yo vinyl buffs.
-Regards, Ethan
http://www.channld.com/vinylanalysis1.html
Which I found very interesting. It shows some of the spectral content of vinyl recordings to be way out to beyond 96 kHz.
Of course some say that you need not record anything above 20 kHz cause we can't hear it (make that about 8 kHz in my case).
We know that humans can detect both direct ultrasonic sounds throught skin and so on as well as the harmonics that the ultrasonics create. Nothing that you hear as sound but rather a you detect it as a sense of the space.
Just found it interesting..... And thought to share for all yo vinyl buffs.
-Regards, Ethan
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