[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Go into Soundforge and make a blank wave file that's 76 minutes long, and
> then make any other 76 minute wave full of any type of song, or sounds you
> want. In 44.1 khz, 16-bit they still take up about 650.
And that's exactly the proof!
If you make a file in Soundforge of 76 minutes long in 44.1khz and 16bits, it'll
be about 650 MB big. Try storing a square-wave of 20khz into this file. It will
get converted into a cosin-wave due to the fack that you can't score any
frequenties beyond 22.05khz in this file! Or beter said, there is no room in the
file to store this wave-form!
What other proof do you want? It's a simple mathematical fact that a square-wave
uses more space than a cosin-wave of the same frequentie.
Cheers,
Ralph <- who was maybee to technical in the first respons.
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