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I've never heard this before. Source? (I'm very skeptical given that the higher base level of MP3/AAC encoding that the big music stores use these days has eli
by archagon 11y ago
I've never heard this before. Source?
(I'm very skeptical given that the higher base level of MP3/AAC encoding that the big music stores use these days has eliminated most of the obvious artifacts in lossy music. In fact, I don't think I've heard any artifacts in retail music since the Napster days!)
- ssalazar 11y agoJonathan Berger's research is typically cited for this[1] but I haven't found the actual publications. [1] http://www.audioholics.com/news/kids-prefer-poor-quality-mp3 http://www.audioholics.com/news/kids-prefer-poor-quality-mp3
- hitekker 11y agoWhile I haven't heard of "warm sound" before, I do know that we unconsciously associate 60fps+ in videos to "home videos" and 30fps to movies and films.