24-bit on tap at Apple?
Sergey Kubushyn wrote:
That is exactly what some of us, including myself, are doing. As a
matter of fact it is not just copying to a CD -- they are digitized
in 24/96 and that digitized material is saved and listened to if
conditions permit. For everyday use (such as plaing it in one's car
or whatever) that material is downsampled to 16/44 and put on CDs.
And I betcha they sound light ages better than commercial CDs with
the same material.
More likely they sound more to your expectaions, which may not necessary
'better' in terms of true fidelity to the master tape.
geoff
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