Re: Frequency Analysis

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From: Ozpeter
Date: Sat, 30 Jul 2005 08:21

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Personally I use it to look for stuff I can't hear - mysterious spikes due to TV interference for example, which are quite common.

And why should I bother if I can't hear them? Good question.

There is a generally accepted downward slope for a recording holding a well-balanced frequency content, but if I tried to specify what it is I would make a fool of myself, so I'll leave that (the answer, not the foolishness) to someone else.

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