Alicia Keys: did the era of lossy mastering just begin?

Alicia Keys: did the era of lossy mastering just begin?, Spoiler alert: spectral views included revealing nothing definitive.

Anakunda View Member Profile	Nov 28 2012, 20:49 Post #1
Group: Members Posts: 339 Joined: 24-November 08 Member No.: 63072	This is snapshot of one of the tracks of accurately ripped original CD with Eac (LOG 100%): If I'm right this is 1st album mastered from lossy source. ..more snapshots: This post has been edited by Anakunda: Nov 28 2012, 21:03

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Anakunda View Member Profile	Nov 28 2012, 21:05 Post #2
Group: Members Posts: 339 Joined: 24-November 08 Member No.: 63072	I don't get however why the hard cutoff. Never seen that on CD audio.

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Anakunda Alicia Keys: did the era of lossy mastering just begin? Nov 28 2012, 20:49

lvqcl The lowpass at ~20.5 kHz doesn't necessarily m... Nov 28 2012, 21:02

greynol I don't see anything in those spectral graphs ... Nov 28 2012, 21:04

Anakunda I don't get however why the hard cutoff. Never... Nov 28 2012, 21:05

C.R.Helmrich QUOTE (Anakunda @ Nov 28 2012, 22:05) I d... Nov 28 2012, 23:04

soundping QUOTE (C.R.Helmrich @ Nov 28 2012, 17:04)... Nov 29 2012, 01:09

greynol I've seen it plenty. There is no issue here. Nov 28 2012, 21:07

Anakunda I don't see any good reason for doing this on ... Nov 28 2012, 21:15

DVDdoug As you may know, low-pass filtering is a required ... Nov 28 2012, 21:54

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