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> Not 192 kHz; no friggin' way. That's an anthropocentric statement. I want to leave it at that for now just to see if I get dinged for low effort.
by jancsika 9y ago
> Not 192 kHz; no friggin' way.
That's an anthropocentric statement.
I want to leave it at that for now just to see if I get dinged for low effort.
- jancsika 9y agoOnly one ding? I'm disappointed. Anyway, check out the frequency range for other animals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_range https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_range Notice that there are a number of species whose range extends well past 20kHz. Even with 192kHz you're still chopping off the upper end of what dolphins and porpoises can hear and produce. So please convince Apple and friends that you need 200+kHz to truly capture the "warmth" of Neil Young's live albums. Then we'll be able to crowdsource recording all the animals and eventually synthesize the sounds to communicate with them all. Maybe then we can synthesize a compelling, "We're really sorry, we promise we're going to fix all the things now," for the dolphins and convince them not to leave. :)