I have done some test in Adobe audition with lame setting in 192cbr mono vs wma 320 Stereo
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Spectrograms are useless for comparing/evaluating audio quality. You don't hear with your eyes.
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When you have more bitrate per channel, the lowpass goes up. Gee, what a surprise.
To answer your question: no.
To answer your question: no.
192 kbps mono vs. 192 kbps stereo? Of course the quality for a given bitrate can be better if there’s only one channel to encode.
1st post. Newbie or troll?
For either, please see the FAQ.
Cheers,
David.
For either, please see the FAQ.
Cheers,
David.
QUOTE(JensRex @ Jul 26 2007, 16:06) 
Spectrograms are useless for comparing/evaluating audio quality. You don't hear with your eyes.
The End.
I agree with that but i was just wondering ? Thanks
QUOTE(2Bdecided @ Jul 26 2007, 16:27)
1st post. Newbie or troll?
For either, please see the FAQ.
Cheers,
David.
I'm a troll that getting confused with all these codecs and settings.
Since i have a lot of mp3 i wonder how to get them equal in sound.
At the moment i'm looking into this software: www.platinumnotes.com
QUOTE(djaage @ Jul 26 2007, 11:24)
QUOTE(JensRex @ Jul 26 2007, 16:06)
Spectrograms are useless for comparing/evaluating audio quality. You don't hear with your eyes.
The End.
I agree with that but i was just wondering ? Thanks
QUOTE(2Bdecided @ Jul 26 2007, 16:27)
1st post. Newbie or troll?
For either, please see the FAQ.
Cheers,
David.
I'm a troll that getting confused with all these codecs and settings.
Since i have a lot of mp3 i wonder how to get them equal in sound.
At the moment i'm looking into this software: www.platinumnotes.com
I have some beachfront property in Nebraska to sell you, and a nice bridge in Brooklyn.
QUOTE(Danimal @ Jul 26 2007, 17:54)
QUOTE(djaage @ Jul 26 2007, 11:24)
QUOTE(JensRex @ Jul 26 2007, 16:06)
Spectrograms are useless for comparing/evaluating audio quality. You don't hear with your eyes.
The End.
I agree with that but i was just wondering ? Thanks
QUOTE(2Bdecided @ Jul 26 2007, 16:27)
1st post. Newbie or troll?
For either, please see the FAQ.
Cheers,
David.
I'm a troll that getting confused with all these codecs and settings.
Since i have a lot of mp3 i wonder how to get them equal in sound.
At the moment i'm looking into this software: www.platinumnotes.com
I have some beachfront property in Nebraska to sell you, and a nice bridge in Brooklyn.
Nebraska here i come....
everyone knows that encoding music is a lengthy process:
rip cd
convert to mono
look at a fancy graph (delete and repeat if it looks silly)
convert to 24bit for better quality (duh)
encode to mp3 128kbps for transparency
later
rip cd
convert to mono
look at a fancy graph (delete and repeat if it looks silly)
convert to 24bit for better quality (duh)
encode to mp3 128kbps for transparency
later
QUOTE(xmixahlx @ Jul 26 2007, 19:10)
everyone knows that encoding music is a lengthy process:
rip cd
convert to mono
look at a fancy graph (delete and repeat if it looks silly)
convert to 24bit for better quality (duh)
encode to mp3 128kbps for transparency
later
You forgot to mention resampling to a higher frequency bandwidth (higher! - wider! - better! more dope!!!)
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