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Originally Posted by rick-slo
Interesting. Had to test that.
Following audio is original 16bit/44.1 hertz wav file followed by a 128 bit rate lame mp3 derived from the 16bit/44.1 hertz wav file
followed by a 128 bit rate lame mp3 derived from a 24bit/48 hertz wav file.
Http://dcoombsguitar.com/Temp/ValsCr...av16442448.wav
Ehhh. |
You need to actually start with a higher bit-rate recording. Upsampling a 44.1k file to 48k gives you nothing that wasn't already there.
You also need to make sure you're hitting -14 LUFS, with a true peak (not just a peak, but a true peak...which is calculated with intersampling overs) of -1 dBFS, for the absolute best results.
I actually learned this from Andrew Scheps...and wouldn't you know it...he was right (well..duh, right...I mean the guy has great ears).
