AJP3 – Free Hi-Res Samples
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Audiophile Jazz Prologue – Part 03 free samples in high resolution format. We picked Track 06 – “Lush Life” because it is an unique female vocal solo introduction, then follow with acoustic guitar / double bass arrangement. The master files* are either hires PCM wav files or DSD (DIFF) file.
DEC.11-2008: We have added another free sample for our registered user to download. This is Track 04 – “Freddie” instrumental song. The jamming trumpet, piano and sax is first time presents in 24bit96kHz and 24bit192kHz master files.
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You may also notice that we updated all files on the free sample server. The new files are in AIFF format with embedded album art. You can just drag these files to iTunes or other software player, the album art and other song info will be included.
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*You will need a soundcard that supports each sampling rate. For our production and monitoring, we entirely use Weiss Engineering firewire based AFI1,DAC2 and Minerva. **DSD file can be played via DSD hard disk player such as Kong/Tascam/Genex/Pyramix/Sadie/Sony Sonic Station/Sonoma etc.
Comments from Kong DSD Recorder Designers: Mr. Koji Oishi:
I’m Koji Oishi. I’m an engineer at Korg, a manufacturer of musical instruments and digital recorders based in Japan, and I’ve developed three DSD recorders (MR-1/1000/2000S) and a DSD software application called AudioGate so far.
http://www.korg.com/Products.aspx?ct=97
I’ve just downloaded 3 DSD files from your Free Hi-Res Samples page,
http://www.designwsound.com/dwsblog/?page_id=318
and played them back with our MR-2000S DSD recorder. I need to say that the sound quality is amazing! Very clear and smooth, but the warmth of analog sound is still there..
Thanks Mr. Oishi! Your DSD recorders amazingly popular in our audiophile circle.
Thank you enjoy our music and production. If you like the album you can buy the whole album from our online page.
Hi, thanks for the samples, downloaded the 24/196 versions and a couple of the DSD.dff files to compare, initially played back the AIFF files..wow very smooth and enjoyable, this is thru a P4 based PC using the onboard sound output through some decent cables to an NAD304 and some custom in-walls, the differences are clearly discernable, …these recordings must sound amazing through a high spec CPU and 24/196 capable dac, the DSD sounds very different to the 24/196 not sure which I prefer at this stage…all good fun. BTW am using latest foobar2000 player for playback, I guess there is a purer way of playing the DSD file??..anyhow thanks again.
ps I also have cplay installed which is a great audio player (from sourceforge.net), it supports WAV, FLAC and .CUE files so would’ve loved to have tryed your downloads in WAV format.
Thanks for the samples, 24/196 versions
Dear Kent,
I’ve download the sampler (24bit 96kHz) to my Macmini. I like the music and the production very much. Thank you!
I’m using: Mac mini/ Itunes/Amarra mini/ USB/ M audio transit/ Wadia 581iSE/ Pass Labs xa100.5/ Wilson Watt Puppy.
How would be sound with the new Weiss 202 vs my current Wadia 581iSE, any opinion?
brg from Europe