From: MrT@home   
      
   "Kevin McMurtrie"  wrote in message   
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   > Tonal sound processors are about matching levels between frequency   
   > spectrums in a way that sounds pleasing.  They can also inject a   
   > synthesized sound or distortion that tracks a selected component of the   
   > input.  One processor is tuned specifically for one source of the music   
   > - one for lead vocals, one or more for backing vocals, one for bass, one   
   > for drums, etc.  These processors can't do anything that sounds good on   
   > a final mix.   
      
   No argument from me, but of course the OP's MP3's don't either, or he   
   wouldn't be asking how to add high frequencies.   
      
      
   >Noise does a good job at tricking humans.  It works on   
   > photos, videos, voice, and music.   
      
   Most people find it objectionable in photo's, video, voice and music. Only   
   rarely is it ever added deliberately, and then only by people with weird   
   ideas about what is "artistic".   
      
      
   >I forgot where I saw it, but there was a software research project that   
   >would attempt to recognize musical components and repair damage using a   
   >library of samples.  I suspect it needed tedious amounts of human input   
   >and still produced flaws where the human misjudged art for damage.   
      
   Yep, no shortage of people who think "art" is anything vastly inferior to   
   reality.   
      
   MrT.   
      
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