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In Reply to: RE: To Dither or Not to Dither? J. River/PonoMusic World posted by Tony Lauck on April 21, 2016 at 08:42:09:
" The limitation in one dimension (noise or analog distortion) does not justify a limitation in another dimension."
They may not always be the same point on the graph but I would argue that noise level in a transmitted signal must always set a practical limit for making distortion measurements. And every signal has noise.
My question isn't whether to use dither or not. I'll always follow he recipes DSP experts suggest since I can't be bothered to think about that stuff.
It is regarding the practical limits of detecting it's benefit. I don't know at what level a computer could detect distortion on a signal
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- After 15 edits and deletes, maybe this is finally close to what I mean. - Ugly 11:56:41 04/23/16 (4)
- RE: After 15 edits and deletes, maybe this is finally close to what I mean. - Tony Lauck 14:44:37 04/23/16 (3)
- Crookwood says 20-30dB into the noise is possible. - Ugly 15:09:29 04/25/16 (2)
- RE: Crookwood says 20-30dB into the noise is possible. - Tony Lauck 12:10:22 04/26/16 (1)
- RE: Crookwood says 20-30dB into the noise is possible. - Ugly 21:09:25 04/26/16 (0)
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