A program to check song frequencies
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just google "matlab mp3 frequency response" or some shit and you'll get the necessary commands, back from my ee course it would be somth like freqz(inputfilearray) even then, how on earth would you be able to tell the quality from just the frequency components? And the very fact that you need a program to tell you if the files youa re listening to are flac or not flac tells us something. I don't mean to be a dick, but ... just look at what you're saying The whole purpose of flac is to listen to the good quality audio, if you need to look at the individual frequency components of a song (which afaik right now, won't tell you anything since both songs would be limited to 44.1Khz anyway? so you'll see the same peaks wherever. Correct me if im wrong) then compress them back down to mp3 and save yourself botht he space and bother. | ||
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On October 31 2008 18:37 liosama wrote: Uhh... matlab would do? just google "matlab mp3 frequency response" or some shit and you'll get the necessary commands, back from my ee course it would be somth like freqz(inputfilearray) even then, how on earth would you be able to tell the quality from just the frequency components? And the very fact that you need a program to tell you if the files youa re listening to are flac or not flac tells us something. I don't mean to be a dick, but ... just look at what you're saying The whole purpose of flac is to listen to the good quality audio, if you need to look at the individual frequency components of a song (which afaik right now, won't tell you anything since both songs would be limited to 44.1Khz anyway? so you'll see the same peaks wherever. Correct me if im wrong) then compress them back down to mp3 and save yourself botht he space and bother. If the orignal source of the song is from like flac it'll be true 44.1Khz, but if it originally an mp3 file that then went on to be converted to flac, then there wouldn't be a quality increase. I want to check if the files that I got are truly flac, or were orignally mp3 that got converted to flac. Thats why I want a program that checks the levels at which songs play, for if it was mp3 to flac, there would be limitations..... EDIT: nvm this question thread guys. | ||
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