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Be aware of the difference between bit rate and bit depth!
\nBit rate: amount of information per second
\nBit depth: amount of information per sample divided by the sample rate
\nIn other words, the calculation is “bit rate = bit depth x sample rate”.
\nWhat values \u200b\u200bcan be set when exporting MP3? What is the best export configuration?<\/p>\n
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~ What items can be set when exporting MP3? ~<\/p>\n
When exporting MP3, you can set the following two items \ud83d\udca1<\/p>\n
Bit rate: 16 kbit ~ 320 kbit
\nSampling frequency: 32,000 Hz, 44,100 Hz, 48,000 Hz
\nFor example, if there are no specifications in a competition and you want to export with good sound quality with mp3, let’s export with “320kbit, 48,000Hz” \ud83d\udca1<\/p>\n
What is the best setting to reduce capacity and export with good sound quality?
\nThe capacity is small!
\nSound quality is good!
\nSo if you want the capacity to be as small as possible but also the sound quality as best as possible, which setting is better to export?<\/p>\n
The sample rate is generally 44,100 Hz.
\nUse ~ 44,100Hz! ~<\/p>\n
In the video industry, 48,000Hz is mainstream, but in music, the sound quality is high enough if it is 44,100Hz, which is used for CD.<\/p>\n
In the blind test, it is said that about half of the people can distinguish between them and in addition, there are two options, so even if you answer properly, there is a chance that you will win about half.<\/p>\n
The bitrate is around 128 kbit, which is the limit between good and bad.
\n~ 128 kbit or more is recommended! ~<\/p>\n
Even if the bit rate is reduced to around 128 kbit, the print does not change much and the roughness does not appear.<\/p>\n
If you lower it to reduce capacity, “about 128 kbit is a guideline” \ud83d\udca1<\/p>\n
If you want to reduce the capacity and stick to the sound quality, it is better to select 128 kbit ~ 192 kbit and 44,100 hz to export.
\n~ 44,100Hz 128kbit ~ is the best!<\/p>\n
For those who want to reduce capacity and focus on sound quality, it is better to set the sample rate to 44,100hz and the bit rate to 128-192kbit \ud83d\udca1<\/p>\n
MP3s also have export settings. What are the settings for exporting with even slightly better sound quality? summary of
\nMP3 stands for “MPEG 1 Layer 3” compression method
\nDepending on the compression settings, the capacity may be reduced by 1\/10 or more.
\nMP3 removes sound components that are inaudible to humans, thus maintaining sound quality.
\nSet “bit rate” and “sample rate” when exporting
\nThe sample rate is “number of samples per second”
\nBit rate is “amount of information per second”
\nBit depth is “amount of information per sample”
\nThe best sound quality settings for MP3 export are 48,000hz, 320kbit
\n44,100Hz, 128 ~ 196kbit is the setting that balances capacity and sound quality when exporting MP3.
\nMP3s are often used to check demos and save space \ud83d\udca1<\/p>\n
Even if you have exported it casually, put it in the corner of your head that there is a setting for MP3 export, and when you need it, remember it and use it<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"