pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
dr.dre albums chronic and chronic 2001 are ridiculous good in flac.
name some of the albums u listen to in flac format
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dr.dre albums chronic and chronic 2001 are ridiculous good in flac.
I'd only listen to Adrian Younge's albums in flac. I still buy most of my albums so when I rip them it's in flac
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
don't that reduces a album if u try to rip it in flac.
the fukk does this even mean when half of pac's albums sound like shyt?
you're the worst fukkin poster ever
I cant believe someone went there already
I mean, half his material isnt worth listening to twice but..its too damn early
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I cant believe someone went there already
I mean, half his material isnt worth listening to twice but..its too damn early
i wasnt talking about music quality, i meant sound quality. the fukk difference is flac gonna make for 2pacalypse now
The point of lossless is that it compresses without losing quality. When I say buy I mean CDs and vinyl
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
oh ok got you.
Reminds me of the time Master P boasted about buying a $20,000 mic or some shyt for the No Limit studio..
I was thinking, the highest quality Mic on earth isnt going to turn the shyt you produce into chocolate, Percy
Almost all my music (maybe over 85%) is lossless. And to those confused, lossless does mean that it's the exact quality that you'd get from the source (CD) without sacrifice of quality. Though the size of the file is gonna a be bigger.
We used to be able to tell the difference between flac, mp3 and iTunes (these are encoded formats) in like the 90s to mid 2000s but the encoding technology today of psychoacoustics have dramatically improved. Mp3 320 and iTunes (or other formats, like I use opus) can now sound like flac on good systems or headphones. The technology in our phones today also allow this.
We used to be able to tell the difference between flac, mp3 and iTunes (these are encoded formats) in like the 90s to mid 2000s but the encoding technology today of psychoacoustics have dramatically improved. Mp3 320 and iTunes (or other formats, like I use opus) can now sound like flac on good systems or headphones. The technology in our phones today also allow this.