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It appears that there are 13 tracks? Is that right (1581 MB)?
You can make a DVD-V with just 24/96 LPCM audio using Lplex, or a DVD-A with DVD-Audiofile. Both are free programs for Windows, DVD-Audiofile has a Mac version also.
Looking at the frequency analysis / spectrum, there appears to be (significant?) musical audio content to beyond 30 kHz!
I got 13 tracks also...when unzipped they identify as wave files, is that right?
Succcessfully downloaded and listening to the tracks in hi-rez via Squeezebox Touch. Sounds like I was there (and I was... there). John, you're right. The minor room colorations I noted when listening to the immediate playback at the event are not as noticable listening at home. The Chopin tracks are especially captivating. More comments after I listen a bit more.Russ
as a computer audio newb, please be patient w/my question. i downloaded the wav files to my computer, and then used itunes to play them back thru the analog out of my computer to my stereo rig - what sort of resolution am i getting?thanks,doug s.
Just started listening to these on my work system, very nice. Thanks to John, Dave and Brian for making this available. Can't wait to hear them on the 'big' system. Mike
Thanks for the write-up Dave. You answered a number of questions I had about the recording process.When mixing the M/S recorded tracks, does varying the level of the mid mic signal vs. the side mic allow you to manipulate the perceived stereo soundstage? If so, what does it sound like? I know it's an esoteric question, but just curious.Russ
Let me see if I can import the scan of the sheets Dave sent with the files.