top | item 9224729 (no title) rlx0x | 11 years ago Doesn't the process of compression (to make it seem louder) destroy some of the information? I always assumed this was a irreversible process? discuss order hn newest ptaipale|11 years ago Yes it does. That is (partly) why those who love music often hate (too much) compression. rlx0x|11 years ago then the premise of the article is inherently flawed :( load replies (1) keeperofdakeys|11 years ago Dynamic range compression does destroy some information, but you can still change the final playback volume.
ptaipale|11 years ago Yes it does. That is (partly) why those who love music often hate (too much) compression. rlx0x|11 years ago then the premise of the article is inherently flawed :( load replies (1)
keeperofdakeys|11 years ago Dynamic range compression does destroy some information, but you can still change the final playback volume.
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