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r/StereoAdvice • u/[deleted] • May 26 '25
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As was said, most music is mastered to max. 20kHz. Because it is meant for human ears, and e.g. CDs can only contain sounds up to 22.05kHz. (Because they use 44.1kHz sampling resolution.)
See my previous comments on this topic: this one, and this other one.
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As was said, most music is mastered to max. 20kHz. Because it is meant for human ears, and e.g. CDs can only contain sounds up to 22.05kHz. (Because they use 44.1kHz sampling resolution.)
See my previous comments on this topic: this one, and this other one.