yes, but generally the digital master is not what the recordings are made fromm you do not contradict a single thing i said.
also the CDs dynamic range is far greater then that present in most music, so it makes little impact in practice. unless you intentionally utilize it.
alot of people dont work with audio, but i actually have, you may be downvoted, but you are correct.
you seem to be a toxic moron
Poeple jerking off CDs here dont understand down sampling and the average quality of CDS. they think that just because it is digitally mastered that it therefore must be the master that is put on CDS, its not.
i wouldnt say vinyl is comparable to horse drawn carriages.
This is quite a victory, good work on your part.
Its just honesty about how the rules are structured.
The rule if implemented would be conduct based.
That could be a good idea.
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is this the onion?