Hello everyone,
I have a question regarding DSP studio monitors that operate at fixed sample rates like 96 kHz. When listening to music in 44.1 kHz, the signal is typically resampled. During this process, the native reconstruction filter of the original 44.1 kHz signal is replaced by the resampling filter, which introduces its own cutoff and attenuation characteristics for band-limiting.
How do such monitors ensure that 44.1 kHz music can be accurately judged?
I have a question regarding DSP studio monitors that operate at fixed sample rates like 96 kHz. When listening to music in 44.1 kHz, the signal is typically resampled. During this process, the native reconstruction filter of the original 44.1 kHz signal is replaced by the resampling filter, which introduces its own cutoff and attenuation characteristics for band-limiting.
How do such monitors ensure that 44.1 kHz music can be accurately judged?