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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 8:41 pm
by Xenu
Maybe it's worth mentioning some things about things being audible:
1. Different people have different critical listening skills. Some may hear it, some may not.
2. Some playback systems have higher resolution which may make jitter effect more audible.
3. It can be difficult to have a recording that demonstrates jitter. I'm not aware of any jitter test discs but I am making one now. If you are in Atlanta, I may be able to demonstrate the effect for you.
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 9:14 pm
by Crummy Old Label Avatar
Days of Jitter and Roses with Lee S. and his horse.
Got a problem with that?
(Bet he makes you use the service entrance/exit.)
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 10:45 pm
by Ess Ay Cee Dee
I'm still hoping that Ben the Wonder Horse is going to pull a Christopher Reeve on that motherfucker.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 11:42 pm
by Xenu
Someone needs to do the obvious thing and make 7 copies of an album at different speeds and send them to these people.
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 12:42 am
by krabapple
Xenu wrote:Someone needs to do the obvious thing and make 7 copies of an album at different speeds and send them to these people.
Or better, make 7 copies at the same speed and send them to these people, but tell them they were done at different speeds.
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 12:44 am
by MK
Eventually someone out there is going to drop dead from asphyxiation because he figured the sound of his own breathing was interfering with the music.
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 9:00 am
by Rspaight
MK wrote:Eventually someone out there is going to drop dead from asphyxiation because he figured the sound of his own breathing was interfering with the music.
That is why you should never listen to music -- the very act of listening irretrievably damages the delicate sound waves.
If you care about preserving our precious cultural heritage, you should purchase multiple copies of your favorite classic rock albums, place them in airtight display cases and admire them. From a distance.
Ryan
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 9:03 am
by Andreas
Jitter is a consequence of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. However, Einstein disagreed with that and said: "Digital audio does not play dice".
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 9:09 am
by Rspaight
If a Cee Dee is locked in a box with a radioactive isotope, does it have jitter if we don't listen to it?
Ryan
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 11:57 am
by krabapple
Rspaight wrote:MK wrote:Eventually someone out there is going to drop dead from asphyxiation because he figured the sound of his own breathing was interfering with the music.
That is why you should never listen to music -- the very act of listening irretrievably damages the delicate sound waves.
Believe it or not John Atkinson makes an argument that bears some relationship to this idea, in his editorial this month in Stereophile -- the second in two months that inveighs against blind testing as being useless for audio. Pathetic.
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 12:03 pm
by Xenu
Oh jebus.
Link?
(as I said to Chris M: now I know how evolutionary biologists feel)
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 12:50 pm
by Rspaight
I don't think the one Krab refers to is up yet, but here's last month's:
http://stereophile.com/asweseeit/306awsi/
Shorter version:
Those who believe in double blind testing are soulless robots blahblahblah who don't enjoy feeling their loins tingle when they hear the 5th movement of Bacchanal's
Ne Plus Obscurantia being essayed by a $50,000 tube amp. They insist on believing that music can be enjoyed apart from the audiophile cachet of the equipment on which it is played. They are all heathen who deserve to listen to rock MP3s and watch crappy movies on their Goddamned home theater systems, which is all they'll ever aspire to anyway, seeing as how they all believe amplifiers all sound the same and power cords don't matter.
Moreover, these infidels engage in sweeping generalizations about those of us who believe differently, which makes them bad people. Bad! I am indignant. If everyone were as enlightened as me, we would all believe in both God and evolution at the same time. And tubes. Praise be.
Ryan
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 1:54 pm
by krabapple
Rspaight wrote:I don't think the one Krab refers to is up yet, but here's last month's:
http://stereophile.com/asweseeit/306awsi/Shorter version:
Those who believe in double blind testing are soulless robots blahblahblah who don't enjoy feeling their loins tingle when they hear the 5th movement of Bacchanal's
Ne Plus Obscurantia being essayed by a $50,000 tube amp. They insist on believing that music can be enjoyed apart from the audiophile cachet of the equipment on which it is played. They are all heathen who deserve to listen to rock MP3s and watch crappy movies on their Goddamned home theater systems, which is all they'll ever aspire to anyway, seeing as how they all believe amplifiers all sound the same and power cords don't matter.
Moreover, these infidels engage in sweeping generalizations about those of us who believe differently, which makes them bad people. Bad! I am indignant. If everyone were as enlightened as me, we would all believe in both God and evolution at the same time. And tubes. Praise be.
Ryan
and it was written, I must add, by a guy who practices *whistling therapy*
http://www.planeteria.net/home/whistler/Jason frequently uses his whistling for healing purposes. He regularly performs in pioneer dancer/choreographer Anna Halprin's annual Planetary Healing Dance atop Northern California's Mount Tamalpais. He has also performed in many Peace the 21st Meditations, in Robert and Alyssa Hall's meditation/labyrinth workshop at Spirit Rock Meditation Center, and in the closing ritual of the International Somatics Conference in San Francisco.
Like I said: pathetic.
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 2:28 pm
by Rspaight
Jason frequently uses his whistling for healing purposes. He regularly performs in pioneer dancer/choreographer Anna Halprin's annual Planetary Healing Dance atop Northern California's Mount Tamalpais.
Oh, sweet bleeding Christ.
Ryan
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 6:01 pm
by Xenu
I feel so dirty.