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They are an artifact, a side effect, of the way human hearing works, they are not actually present on a recording medium (only the frequencies that produce the
by Mediterraneo10 8y ago
They are an artifact, a side effect, of the way human hearing works, they are not actually present on a recording medium (only the frequencies that produce the effect in the human ear are).
- 6nf 8y agoYes so the EFFECT is recorded cause the microphone hears it just the same as a human ear.
- hannasanarion 8y agoAnd they weren't actually present at the time of recording either, they're a product of waves adding together. Those same waves are still added together when it plays from your speakers.
- Mediterraneo10 8y ago> Those same waves are still added together when it plays from your speakers. Not if the bitrate used to encode the digital audio is low and drops any of the higher frequencies from the lot.