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Topic: explain Noise Floor
| 12th Dec 2024, 10:35 AM | ||
 | Julesomega Member since Nov 2015 102 Points Moderator | Nothing is muted on records, but with CDs the noise floor is so much lower than vinyl media, where the noise is dominated by surface imperfections and damage. It is lowest on digitally recorded CDs, the alternative being CDs of older material recorded on tape, or even dubbed from vinyl. Digital noise manifests at medium sound levels, appearing as 'artefacts' related to the wanted sounds. |
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