Bit depth and Sample rate EXPLAINED (Bitcrusher) - Sound Design Theory

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Thanks bruh 😎 pretty cool

I've always wondered why there was 44.1k and 48k! It really felt like splitting hairs but now it makes perfect sense.

great video, thank you

Very helpful and informative!

Brilliant

where did you find information about the TR 909 having only 6 bits? i thought some of it was analogue, like part of the kick drum for example?

Great video

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Bit crushers aren't distortion it's lowered bit depth down to 4bits ect..

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Showing us how a bit crusher works created delay lama lmao

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