15-Nov-2016, 08:54 PM
Your audio system is only as good as you are. So how resolving is your audio system, and how attentive are you? Here's a thread where we can document a list of music with artifacts.
Artifact (n): any feature that is not naturally present but is a product of an extrinsicagent, method, or the like.
An artifact in the recording can be anything from:
Here's my first entry to start the ball rolling, From Jamie Cullum, Twenty Something SACD.
![[Image: Jamie_Cullum_Twentysomething.jpg]](https://image.ibb.co/e88tDv/Jamie_Cullum_Twentysomething.jpg)
First track, titled These Are The Days. At around the 1:12 mark, one of the percusionists made a mistake.
Artifact (n): any feature that is not naturally present but is a product of an extrinsicagent, method, or the like.
An artifact in the recording can be anything from:
- a mistake by one of the band players,
- a noise like a door slam, police siren from outside the recording studio,
- mistake in mastering, poor quality of the source, and so on.
Here's my first entry to start the ball rolling, From Jamie Cullum, Twenty Something SACD.
![[Image: Jamie_Cullum_Twentysomething.jpg]](https://image.ibb.co/e88tDv/Jamie_Cullum_Twentysomething.jpg)
First track, titled These Are The Days. At around the 1:12 mark, one of the percusionists made a mistake.

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