A xmas present from Bravura Records
Posted by: Stoik on 19 December 2010
Hello all,
In the spirit of the Christmas season, Bravura Records and five of their artists are offering live in the studio performances of some joyous music of the season. And they’re offering them all as free downloads as a christmas gift to you. Here's the link:
http://bravurarecords.com/music.html
You don't have to register or give your email to be able to download the files, just click on the "Can't download? Click here" link and you'll get to the direct download link of each files. So there's no catch, it's really a gift.
They are 24 bits 44.1Khz AIF files, that are playable by most of the computer software and musical servers out there. And they all sound fabulous on a Naim DAC, of course.
If you wish to play the files directly from the Naim DAC's USB ports with a Flash memory USB stick, you'll have to convert the AIF files into WAF files. I suggest Audacity to do it right and easy. Here's the download link: http://audacity.googlecode.com...n-unicode-1.3.12.exe
You simply select to open one of the music file, and export it to registered WAV 24 bits (see the other supported file formats in the options).
Merry xmas to you all!
Bye.
In the spirit of the Christmas season, Bravura Records and five of their artists are offering live in the studio performances of some joyous music of the season. And they’re offering them all as free downloads as a christmas gift to you. Here's the link:
http://bravurarecords.com/music.html
You don't have to register or give your email to be able to download the files, just click on the "Can't download? Click here" link and you'll get to the direct download link of each files. So there's no catch, it's really a gift.
They are 24 bits 44.1Khz AIF files, that are playable by most of the computer software and musical servers out there. And they all sound fabulous on a Naim DAC, of course.
If you wish to play the files directly from the Naim DAC's USB ports with a Flash memory USB stick, you'll have to convert the AIF files into WAF files. I suggest Audacity to do it right and easy. Here's the download link: http://audacity.googlecode.com...n-unicode-1.3.12.exe
You simply select to open one of the music file, and export it to registered WAV 24 bits (see the other supported file formats in the options).
Merry xmas to you all!
Bye.