Ah $flai da &&fylootd kwy-etl:;y

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OK, Listening to music reproductions of sound recordings is like the following

Origional Sound: "I play the flute quietly"
Recorded signal: "I &fla the floot( kwiet-l;y"
Signal on into loudspeakers: "Ah $flay da floot) kwy-etl:y"
Signal at your ears "Ah $flai da &&fylootd ckw-yatl:y"
Just trying to explain the process in an interesting way.
"The hardest thing of all is to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if there is no cat" - Confucius

Edits: 10/13/10

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Topic - Ah $flai da &&fylootd kwy-etl:;y - BigguyinATL 13:56:29 10/13/10 (4)

RE: Ah $flai da &&fylootd kwy-etl:;y - morricab 05:27:51 10/19/10 (0)

RE: Ah $flai da &&fylootd kwy-etl:;y - ahendler 08:01:31 10/14/10 (0)

That's not the way my stereo works but I guess my system isn't high resolution enough.... - Don Till 16:49:13 10/13/10 (1)

RE: That's not the way my stereo works but I guess my system isn't high resolution enough.... - kerr 04:32:21 10/14/10 (0)

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