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Anyone who has ripped a CD to an MP3 file and compared the difference
will know that the music loses something in the process -
a liveliness and realism that makes it much more enjoyable to listen to.
Music producers and artists have long been aware of this,
so they capture their recordings at the highest quality possible -
in most cases, a quality that makes even CD sound flat and lifeless in comparison.
But until recently, these master recordings were simply not available
for the average listener to enjoy.. But, as music-lovers ourselves,. Sony created High-Resolution Audio products to give you that
next best thing, next to being right there. in the studio or live venue with your favourite musicians.
So, if you're a music lover, the simple fact is you'll love High Resolution Audio.
But in this video, I want to drill into you. some of the fundamentals of sound to help you better understand
why high resolution is such an important innovation
and how we got to this point in the history of audio recording.
Stick around - it's a fascinating subject.. Music, like all audio, is vibrations in the air.. An instrument, or speaker, creates high or low-speed vibrations
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