Is a modified Offset audible in a .wav track?

[SIY]

I don't think it's rocket science.

Apparently you do because your ABX results and log file aren't there despite your repeated claims of audibility.

 

[Soniclife]

I don't think it's rocket science. You compare the A reference to the A tracks and the B reference to the B tracks and report back which of the files matches the reference.

Which you clearly haven't done, or you would not be deflecting.

What was your methodology?
Where are your results?

 

[Empirical Audio]

Which you clearly haven't done, or you would not be deflecting.

What was your methodology?
Where are your results?

I'll publish that when I get all of the other results in.

 

[Soniclife]

I'll publish that when I get all of the other results in.

More deflection.

You clearly have not done a controlled blind test or you would have detailed your methodology.

Put up or shut up.

 

[mansr]

You clearly have not done a controlled blind test or you would have detailed your methodology.

Correction, he clearly hasn't done a controlled test, or he would no longer believe this nonsense.

 

[amirm]

Per my earlier post, the beginning of this discussion should have been a blind test showing there is audible difference and then we could explore why. Asking members to prove there isn't, doesn't make sense. There isn't supposed to be a difference so why would we spend our time on it?

I am closing the thread as a result. Steve, you are welcome to create another thread if you have results of blind tests that show an audible difference. If you don't have such, then there is no audible difference to investigate and case is closed.