We (almost) all know what aliasing sounds and looks like on sine waves, and it's pretty bad, but is so bad on real sounds and music?
Can we really spot it?
Oversampling isn't perfect, and comes with some issue, so is not like "i don't know, let's oversample and call it a day" because there is a trade off between pros and cons.
If you are interested i made a video around this topic you can watch here
The game is about to write the one who sounds better for you, if any, so each test you should write your fav (A or B) or just "Same" if you don't feel any difference.
I'm also curious to read your observations if you have
Can we really spot it?
Oversampling isn't perfect, and comes with some issue, so is not like "i don't know, let's oversample and call it a day" because there is a trade off between pros and cons.
If you are interested i made a video around this topic you can watch here
If you are allergic with videos, i also made a blind test files you can download here
You find 4 tests inside. Each test comes with the dry signal, A and B, one is oversampled, the other one comes without OS.
The game is about to write the one who sounds better for you, if any, so each test you should write your fav (A or B) or just "Same" if you don't feel any difference.
I'm also curious to read your observations if you have
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