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The sample taken as example is [[Nam1975]]'s soldier voice (young man): "Now we're called heroes, but the hell continues". | The sample taken as example is [[Nam1975]]'s soldier voice (young man): "Now we're called heroes, but the hell continues". | ||
The pictures are spectrograms. The horizontal axis is time, the vertical axis is linear frequency from 0 to sample rate / 2. Color represents power in dBV². | |||
==Original sample rate: 18500Hz== | ==Original sample rate: 18500Hz== | ||
Latest revision as of 02:42, 6 April 2016
For speech
To do: upload HQ mp3 or wav samples.
The sample taken as example is Nam1975's soldier voice (young man): "Now we're called heroes, but the hell continues".
The pictures are spectrograms. The horizontal axis is time, the vertical axis is linear frequency from 0 to sample rate / 2. Color represents power in dBV².
Original sample rate: 18500Hz
Everyting fits in f/2 = 9250Hz. The highest components (the "S"es from "heroeS" and "continueS") are around 5500Hz.
16384Hz
Quality difference acceptable. Everything still fits in f/2 = 8192Hz. Size gain: 11%.
12000Hz
Quality difference noticable in "S"es. f/2 = 6000Hz starts getting close to the highest components. Size gain: 35%.
8192Hz
Quality degradation very noticable. "S"es chopped off because f/2 = 4096Hz, < 5500Hz. Size gain: 56%.
4096Hz
Starts affecting voiced sounds harmonics, would be barely intelligible on cab speakers. Size gain: 78%.
