http://scitation.aip.org/content/asa/journal/jasa/20/1/10.1121/1.1906346
Back in the dark ages, ATT (Bell labs) and others did some studies on "infinite clipping", that is, differentiating only the zero crossings of an audio waveform. The results were amazing...not just from an acoustic standpoint...but by how well the human brain can replace all the missing parts.....something still poorly understood.
Cool stuff. They're sort of re-opening this investigation.
Back in the dark ages, ATT (Bell labs) and others did some studies on "infinite clipping", that is, differentiating only the zero crossings of an audio waveform. The results were amazing...not just from an acoustic standpoint...but by how well the human brain can replace all the missing parts.....something still poorly understood.
Cool stuff. They're sort of re-opening this investigation.