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I remember experiencing issues earlier last year with Zoom correctly transmitting the sub bass frequencies in a music production class I was taking. Perhaps th
by BadassFractal 6y ago
I remember experiencing issues earlier last year with Zoom correctly transmitting the sub bass frequencies in a music production class I was taking.
Perhaps that was a user error, but in a craft where getting your frequencies right across the whole spectrum is paramount any kind of lossy optimization can lead to undesirable results.
I wonder if there are parts of Zoom's audio transmission that optimize for the frequency range of the human voice, and everything else gets mangled a little, along the lines of chroma subsampling optimization in the visual world.
- wikibob 6y agoWas this with the original audio option enabled?
- derf_ 6y agoI am not certain why you are being downvoted. It is fairly common for voice stacks to include a high-pass filter to remove breathing noises and other low-frequency artifacts, and this could cause exactly the issues you describe.