An introduction to computer audio
Welcome
Today life is easy. If you have a question, Google provides the answer.
In fact many answers, you only have to pick the right one.
I started with computer based audio in 2007 and entered the world of tagging, ripping, audio formats, media players, etc. A fascinating world but it takes some time to find your way.
This website is about what I learned so far.
I try to talk facts but anybody familiar with human perception knows that perception is a fact to.
Updates
- HOLM active crossover with digital inputs. They have a freeware program for frequency- and impulse-response measurement of speaker systems.
- WASAPI, J River and Benchmark DAC 1
- Updated the Win7 audio section
- A little OSX
- WMP12 and album art
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Configuring USB DAC's in Win7
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Expanded the jitter section a little
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WMP12 is more or less like WMP11.
If you are using the advanced editor,
it is most of all less.
- Win 7 has some minor improvements compared
with Vista audio
- Asynchronous USB is hot
- A bit more about Foobar
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Eye love it
- Getting started
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“Audio as a hobby is dying, largely by its own hand. As far as the real world is concerned, high-end audio lost its credibility during the 1980s, when it flatly refused to submit to the kind of basic honesty controls (double-blind testing, for example) that had legitimized every other serious scientific endeavor since Pascal. [This refusal] is a source of endless derisive amusement among rational people and of perpetual embarrassment for me..”
Gordon Holt, founder Stereophile magazine
Where there's mystery there's margin.
Many people seek advice and they choose who will give it to them. A person chooses an advisor who will give them the answers and advice that they want to hear.
Jean Paul Sartre
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