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August 4th 05, 01:35 AM
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The problem is... that an echo may sound cool... but it has a negative
impact on speech intelligibility. The echo is a form of audio distortion. Professor www.telstar-electronics.com |
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#2
August 4th 05, 02:21 AM
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Hey Professor didn't you know the worst it sounds the better they like it.
As you noted it has a negative impact on intelligibility, so how do you have a intelligible conversation with someone with no intelligence ? you screw up the audio down to their level. "Professor" wrote in message oups.com... The problem is... that an echo may sound cool... but it has a negative impact on speech intelligibility. The echo is a form of audio distortion. Professor www.telstar-electronics.com |
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#3
August 6th 05, 03:20 PM
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You do have a point there... LOL
"Hey Professor didn't you know the worst it sounds the better they like it. As you noted it has a negative impact on intelligibility, so how do you have a intelligible conversation with someone with no intelligence ? you screw up the audio down to their level." Professor www.telstar-electronics.com |
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