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In the Forum: Didital Things
In the Thread: Analog vs. Digital... without BS.
Post Subject: Integration in complex structurePosted by Amir on: 4/20/2009
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 drdna wrote:
 
The first key would be that the digital reproduction be of a high enough sample rate to fall below the threshold of perception. The scond would be, in my mind, that the process of reproduction not create a new structure, but reproduce the old one.
Adrian


Thanks drdna,
I should say i can not agree. I think when we divide we never could rebuild it like old. after A/D and D/A we have new structure that is not like first analog.
many things about our brain and awarness is not known in objective view and we should think subjective about our world.
I think your idea refer to reciever (human brain) and my idea refer to message (sound) and i say message should not be divided though  our brain use this method.
I think our brain method could not be related to sound though i'm not sure about it.
in my experience digital (when properly implemented) could be perfect for many audiophiles but i think it can not give analog result in long listening term.

nature is so complex but it is integrated and cohesive , we should deign structures (like audio design) with moving to integration.
digital resolution give us no integration in micro scale.

I think minimalist good results in audio design can be view with this window.

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