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Tidal Masters MQA - Why the Frequency Spectrum Gap?

I'm learning about the new MQA audio format and am playing around with it in the Tidal Masters service. I'm looking for an explanation of why there's a big frequency spectrum gap in a lot of tracks. ► SETUP • Tidal Masters MQA Service • Audio inferface set to 96kHz 24-bit • MQA passthrough disabled (software decoding in Tidal) • Recording in Adobe Audition to 96kHz 24-bit track ► Download Test File: http://bit.ly/2ljRFri (114MB) It doesn't make any difference to my life :-) but it's just something I noticed and became curious about (that's what I'm into). Is this part of the mastering process by certain record companies? Is this a limitation of the software decoding? I just don't know. I'm sure there are many people online who know much more about this that I do and might be able to help me with this one. I'm sure it's a simple explanation or an error in my usage or understanding. Do you use Tidal? Do you like the idea of Hi-Res / HD / MQA audio being offered on Tidal? Is there really any difference??! I'm interested to hear your thoughts in the comments. ======================== ► BUSINESS ENQUIRIES: info@tdcat.com ► FIND ME ONLINE: Web: http://tdcat.com/ Instagram: http://tdcat.com/instagram/ Twitter: http://tdcat.com/twitter/ ► GEAR USED IN THIS VIDEO: Mic: Rode NTG-3 --- http://amzn.to/2kH1qiV Audio Interface: RME Fireface UFX Heads: Sennheiser HD 650 --- http://amzn.to/2lXOl8w Screen Capture: Camtasia 9 --- http://bit.ly/2lhbtxY Editing: Adobe Premiere Pro Thumbnails: Adobe Photoshop DAW: Adobe Audition