A primer on digital audio from Engadget
Another very quick link-out post I’m afraid ladies and gentleman – all this damn pushing back of the boundaries of science I’ve been doing lately has left me absolutely no time at all, plus have you ever tried pushing back a boundary? It’s bloody exhausting.
Anyway, following on from my recent post about the auditory gorillas experiment, where I talked a little about audio editing, I spotted a fantastic little piece over on Engadget about the basics of digital audio, covering things like sampling rates, bit-rate, file-formats and loads of other useful/mildly-nerdy stuff. In fact their whole ‘primed’ series (where they dissect common bits of computer technology from first principles) is well worth checking out.
Have a good weekend!
Posted on July 20, 2012, in Commentary, Cool new tech, Software and tagged aac, adc, bitrate, dac, digital audio, engadget, engadget primed, flac, mp3, ogg, sampling, wav, wmv. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.
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