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no, because if you play at lower volume, that simply means that the quietest parts are closer to (or underneath) the threshold of hearing. I see it this way: l
by Hello71 11y ago
no, because if you play at lower volume, that simply means that the quietest parts are closer to (or underneath) the threshold of hearing.
I see it this way: let's say 16 bits is needed to represent the entire discernable dynamic range between the threshold of hearing and the threshold of pain. if you turn the volume to 50%, then you throw out 8 bits, but you also only need to represent 8 bits worth of hearing range.
- Franciscouzo 11y agoturning the volume %50 down would yield 15 bits, not 8 bits, which would be discernible.
- Hello71 11y agoer, my log math is bad, but the point is still valid.