Hi all,
There's been a bit of discussion here at times about Digital To Analog Conversion that
inevitably follows a lot of DSP experiments, and the lack of complete accuracy that might
make music sound less good than intended. Depending on the POV and varying opinions of
course, but it's my opinion things are far from perfect and nice, as yet.
So I did this experiment, and for good types of music recordings (like HDTracks high
resolution audio from well known artists) I can get a lot more pleasant results when I put
my large and good quality audio system loud.
So if you're interested, here's a page on my server about what I did:
http://www.theover.org/Dsp/Simpleundistort/
Enjoy, and discuss if you feel like it, though this is not part of an attempt to start a
deep science discussion about the subject, even though I'd probably prefer it i that were
possible; it's a practical experiment, and there's a download containing all the DSP blocks.
Theo V.
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