I followed this thread some. I agree that getting back to the
uncompressed audio would be virtually impossible without knowing
the non-linear transfer function that resulted in what exists
now. But, I have hardware, both in my "home stereo" and in my
recording rack that is a "decompressor"; I think most people
would call those "expanders", as is the label on the gear.
Oddly, the home stereo version is more adjustable. I can't get
back uncompressed audio with those. But, I do get audio with
more dynamic range, and it's only a question of how pleasing the
result is as to whether it's worth using.
I hope that's useful commentary & info.
Cheerio....
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