> Digitally recording a triangle is the best example of why 48kHz is very limiting
The article's about distribution, not recording. I don't think anybody disputes the usefulness of higher sampling rates when recording.
> In theory, it's true that the human hear can't hear above ~18kHz, but it can hear the influence of the very high pitch harmonics on a lower frequency.
...and 48kHz audio contains those lower frequencies.
The article's about distribution, not recording. I don't think anybody disputes the usefulness of higher sampling rates when recording.
> In theory, it's true that the human hear can't hear above ~18kHz, but it can hear the influence of the very high pitch harmonics on a lower frequency.
...and 48kHz audio contains those lower frequencies.