If humans were able to hear audio above 22kHz (or what not) in any meaningful way, we'd expect to be be able to demonstrate that effect in carefully controlled studied and then that lack of low-passing may matter; but that isn't what the best evidence so far shows.
Re:24/192 music downloads make no sense
by yzhou on Friday November 06, 2015 @09:31PM
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The low-passing with a brick wall filter on 44.1KHz audio can be a bad thing sometimes, for example, pre-echo
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-echo
You won't hear the pre-echo on a 2.8MHz DSD audio.
See the digital media primer 2 for more information on that: https://wiki.xiph.org/Videos/Digital_Show_and_Tell
If humans were able to hear audio above 22kHz (or what not) in any meaningful way, we'd expect to be be able to demonstrate that effect in carefully controlled studied and then that lack of low-passing may matter; but that isn't what the best evidence so far shows.