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Benson
2008-05-14 , 17:02
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It factually does not cause loss; it changes the global gain field only, and changes that uniformly for all frames, which is a completely linear and reversible effect. It
cannot
cause any distortion or degradation; if upon using it, your music actually has audible degradation, one of the following applies:
The degradation was already present, but you could not hear it because the file was too loud.
The degradation is caused by clipping, etc., from playing back sound that loud with the system.
In either of these cases, using any other soft-volume control to get the same volume level will reveal the
same
distortion.
A more likely explanation is the placebo effect. ABX testing is the best way to eliminate that.
Edit: Clarifying my original comment:
Nobody
wants to do lossy stuff on their music library, regardless of genre.
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