magiccarpetride;585432 Wrote: 
> But that's my point exactly -- they DO sound different. I wasn't
> debating why is that. For one reason or another, we end up with
> different versions that sound drastically different. Regardless of the
> causes and reasons governing those differences, when you get your hands
> on a hi-rez master, you will hear that familiar tune in a different
> light, offering you a different quality, a different experience, maybe
> even an epiphany. You may or may not prefer it to the standard version,
> but the differences are undeniable (as you and Phil had just
> corroborated).

You are still missing the point. The difference you heard has NOTHING
to do with one file being hi-res. It is the mastering process.
Your original point was that hi-res files sound better.
When Phil downsampled the hi-res file it sounded the same as the hi-res
because it was from the same master. I am not contradicting myself.

Honestly, please read carefully and think about what has been posted.


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