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"JayKay65" wrote in message
m I appreciate all your help, but there's still one thing that confuses me: If the audio is "supercompressed" in the production phase before being written to the CD, then why isn't it clipped when I extract it using an analog method instead of digital? The quality of an analog extraction is pretty low-fi, but there are intact peaks. The low quality of the analog extraction might be concealing the clipping. Is it that the frequency response of an analog extraction isn't as good as that of digital, and the missing data is creating the illusion of peaks? That's probably it. |
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