I couldn't tell any difference in the 2 formats ...not equal temperment though? David Ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, CA 94044 ----- Original message ---------------------------------------- From: "Kent Swafford" <kswafford at gmail.com> To: Pianotech <pianotech at ptg.org> Received: 11/28/2007 7:49:50 PM Subject: Whadayathink of this piano sound? >The piano is close-miked dry with no sound processing other than >adjusting the gain levels. I'd like to know what you think of the >sound of the piano if you can tell anything, but I'm also trying to >find out about the state of sound files and everyone's ability to >download and play them. >There are five tracks, each a minute or a minute-and-a-half in length. >The five tracks each appear twice, in 2 different formats. >MP3 files with a high bit rate: >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/0.mp3 >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/1.mp3 >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/2.mp3 >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/3.mp3 >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/4.mp3 >Apple Lossless files, which are relatively large and require Quicktime >and/or iTunes, but are compressed without loss, and so have the full >fidelity of the original recordings. Among those who can download and >listen to these files, I'm interested in whether they sound better >than the MP3 files. >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/0.m4a >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/1.m4a >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/2.m4a >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/3.m4a >www.kentswafford.com/mp3/B/4.m4a >Thanks very much, >Kent
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