Jinx wrote:
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> It is. The ringing is in the file
>
> One test piece I use is "Solveig's Song" from Peer Gynt.
> At 44.1kHz the soprano sounds like she's singing through
> a cheese grater, but at 96kHz it's pretty good.

Jinx,
   I recorded "Solveig's Song" with "Cool Edit 2000"
freeware few months ago.
   Record options were 32 bit (float) 44100. Then I used
dynamic processing, because of too wide dynamic range:
did you compare levels of quiet "Solveig's Song" with the
crazy "King's Daughters Dance".
   "Save" options are numerous. I used 256 Kbps 44100 (mp3)
at Quality Level 9 (high quality, low speed of saving).

   Vinyl disk was Helen Donat - soprano, Eshenbach -
conductor. (1985).
   PC:  Cel 1.7, M/B I845 with Realtek AC97 sound.
   All was great.

   Mike.

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