Wombat wrote: 
> Many 44.1 material once was at a higher samplerate and there was already
> once a choice what filter to apply. How can you know that a chosen
> filter doesn´t only do better because it fits more to the filter that
> was applied before? I did read to much nonsense about the sound of magic
> filters over the years.

The listening tests with different filters were done with a wide variety
of music from different labels. The presumption is that not all of these
recordings were made with the same filters. We did not find an effect
where the sound of a simple or complex filter was influenced by the
recording. The simple filter sounded better on everything. I was a bit
surprised by this, the effects of the simple filter are things like
increase audibility of the recording acoustic environment. I expected
that close miced multi trac, overdubbed recordings would show little
difference, but this was not the case. They too seemed much fuller, more
open, more alive. 

So while there may very well be an interaction with filters used in the
production of the recording, these interactions seem to be much smaller
than the difference between  complex and simple filters. 

John S.


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