First of all, thank you for letting me a part of your forum.
I down load all my music and I always run Audacity for a better fidelity. But recently when I finish my run the songs. When I listen to them a very loud roar of HISS sound, which blocks the music and you only hear this awesome hiss sound. When I hist FF to the next song, the hiss stops. It always happens in the middle of the song and never at the beginning. After asking on the net, a dude told me this;
If you hear a noise or hiss from downloaded tracks, it may be because these tracks were converted from DSD masters to PCM, which was observed to introduce noise.
Well, I first like to change the hKz/Bit to 96hKz/24bit. No, if I play the song again, it starts to hiss in the same place and loud, so loud you canât hear the song. Iâm listening to the music via my speakers.
That is unlikely to be of any benefit. The default bit format for Audacity is â32 bit floatâ which is the recommended (most accurate) format for audio processing.
Increasing the sample rate will slightly reduce the sound quality due to tiny errors in resampling. For best quality, convert the track to 32 bit float if it is not already in that format, and leave the sample rate at its original rate.
When I hist FF to the next song, the hiss stops. It always happens in the middle of the song and never at the beginning. After asking on the net, a dude told me this;