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Hi,
Very interesting
article and hoping to see whether this article will provide some clues on
digital
sound, fatigue factor, High resolution format and etc etc.
Some excerpts:-
"the CODEC can reconstruct from
these an approximation of the original picture or sound signal that appears
as similar as possible for the human conscious perception, but is not
identical to the original signal. The danger of this exploitation of human
perception flaws is that especially by lossy audio data compression sound
portions get systematically destroyed, those although the brain would not
pass them to the conscious awareness, are likely necessary for the human
hearing's own perpetual calibration."
"The basic principle of modern audio data reduction is, that is to say, to
omit during storage exactly those sound portions those an average human
being would not consciously perceive. The white science likes to call such
methods gladly playing down "psychoacoustic", although in fact they have
really nothing to do with psychology of sounds (e.g. the realization of
noises as pleasant or unpleasant etc.) because their impact is on a far
lower neurological level since they function on a model of the cochlea in
the human ear and thus need to be called correctly "neuroacoustic" data
reduction."
http://users.informatik.haw-hamburg.de/~windle_c/Logologie/MP3-Gefahr/MP3-ri
sk.html
Cheers.
p.s Pls email me if you need the entire article. The site is often down.
Hi,
Very interesting
article and hoping to see whether this article will provide some clues on
digital
sound, fatigue factor, High resolution format and etc etc.
Some excerpts:-
"the CODEC can reconstruct from
these an approximation of the original picture or sound signal that appears
as similar as possible for the human conscious perception, but is not
identical to the original signal. The danger of this exploitation of human
perception flaws is that especially by lossy audio data compression sound
portions get systematically destroyed, those although the brain would not
pass them to the conscious awareness, are likely necessary for the human
hearing's own perpetual calibration."
"The basic principle of modern audio data reduction is, that is to say, to
omit during storage exactly those sound portions those an average human
being would not consciously perceive. The white science likes to call such
methods gladly playing down "psychoacoustic", although in fact they have
really nothing to do with psychology of sounds (e.g. the realization of
noises as pleasant or unpleasant etc.) because their impact is on a far
lower neurological level since they function on a model of the cochlea in
the human ear and thus need to be called correctly "neuroacoustic" data
reduction."
http://users.informatik.haw-hamburg.de/~windle_c/Logologie/MP3-Gefahr/MP3-ri
sk.html
Cheers.
p.s Pls email me if you need the entire article. The site is often down.
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