awesome new song

[cheesemonkey]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080218/...and_dogsong_dc

read the article.... i've actually heard this song and it has a kick@$$ bass line that i'm trying to learn

[TrooperFarva]

I'd be interested in the specifics. I was under the impression that CDs have a sampling rate of 44.1kHz, so it could only playback up to 22kHz, the upper range of human hearing.

[bassaficionado6]

I'm not sure how I feel about this.

[srh]

yeah im almost positive a cd can only produce 20k - 20khz????

[hbarcat]

Standard CD's are 16 bit and 44,100 Hz. This limits their "usable" sound reproduction to a frequency of half that (about 22,000 Hz), according to Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist...mpling_theorem

[BlackLake]

They're selling silence for $22, just another scamola.

The dog that attacked the radio, was most likely hearing some weird hiss out of the blaster he didn't like, or his owner was trying to get them to pay attention to the blaster and the dog assumed that meant is was a toy.

[Deacon_Blues]

Most average quality speakers don't play frequencies much over 20 kHz either...

[funkybassinator]

cant humans only hear up to 10 khz?

[Techmonkey]

Originally Posted by funkybassinator

cant humans only hear up to 10 khz?

haha... i'm sure you mean musicians.