What was the last download/hi-res you bought?
Posted by: Lontano on 15 August 2010
Porcupine Tree Atlanta - 24 Bit Flac
Tom Petty - Mojo - 24/48 Flac (download code came with vinyl)
Tom Petty - Mojo - 24/48 Flac (download code came with vinyl)
Posted on: 30 August 2010 by pcstockton
quote:Just in contrast Nine Inch Nails/Trent Reznor bit torrented for free three full concerts from the 2008 tour at 24bit/96Khz quality, as well as lower resolutions. I think he did the same for some download releases after that too
He is so f-ing cool. I love Reznor.
I think you can still grab The Slip and/or Ghosts on his website for free in 24/96 FLAC.
At some time or another he has offered up almost everything for free download.
-Patrick
Posted on: 30 August 2010 by Whizzkid
quote:Originally posted by pcstockton:![]()
Autechre - Oversteps
24/44 download from Bleep.com
The Naim DAC seems like it was specifically was made for music like this. Insane timing.
Is 24/44.1 technically Hi-Res? It came free with my vinyl boxset.
Dean...
Posted on: 30 August 2010 by Huwge
As a complete muppet I downloaded / purchased two WMA instead of FLAC recordings from the Linn Record Store (Vaughan Williams "On Wenlock Edge" and Carmina Celtica). Very kindly, they let me download the FLAC files at no extra charge. Very friendly and good service, my e-mail was turned around in less than an hour.
Posted on: 30 August 2010 by pcstockton
quote:Is 24/44.1 technically Hi-Res?
Not according to Naim DAC's "HD" light, but yes 24 bit is "hi-res".
I would rather have 24/44, than 16/96 (if that even existed). There is a BIG leap from 16/44 to 24/44. A small but seemingly worthwhile jump from 24/44 to 24/96.
The few times Ive had 24/192 rips (DVD-A), I dithered them to 26/96 and didn't miss a single thing.
As far as things are recorded at this point, i think 24/196 might be a waste of bandwidth.
-Patrick