In Reply to: RE: Upsampling posted by soundchekk on January 3, 2020 at 00:20:31:
I liked the point you made about needing to understand how the DAC works in order to come up with an informed approach. With some combinations you could have overlapping filter transition bands with unpredictable results.
My one quibble is about high sample rate filters being less aggressive. You said: "Further @ these high samplerates filters can be configured much less aggressive." That's not really so. Filter slope can be set independently from sample rate.
I'm assuming the goal of software upsampling is to be in control of the reconstruction filter. If you have 44.1k in and 352.8k out to the DAC, that will take the DAC's reconstruction filter out of the equation in most cases. But the upsampling filter will require a stop band at 22.05k to be "ideal", and you'll make the same tradeoffs between stop band rejection and impulse response that you would if you're a DAC designer.
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- Good post, one quibble - Dave_K 15:15:15 01/03/20 (0)