The DTS sounds harsh, particularly the lead vocal during certain passages. While the DD lacks a bit of clarity and has a sort of crispy sound to the cymbals, it simply sounds more pleasant. And I hear enough detail to make me happy.
I usually play the DD tracks first before switching to DTS and the very first thing I noticed was the slight brightness difference between the two.
Any idea why Adam's two rips appear the same? One being DTS 96/24 and the other being AC3 48/24, wouldn't that alter the wav forms even a little bit?
LOL! Well, mine arrived today as well. The shipping box looked like it has seen its better days.....but the box set itself, is undamaged. I'm afraid to open it for fear of scratched discs......of course, I will.
haha! Based on the appearance of the ship box, its had plenty of shaking going on....
No, not a big deal....but I sort of like getting brand new things......looking brand new.I believe that's not such a big deal, it's not like it's being rubbed out with steel wool, the discs just aren't that fragile IMO. (Unless disc rot happens in a few years!)
What's the spectrograms look like?
What's a "spectrograms" Precious?!
What kind of tool checks that?!
Most of the DAWs have it, I mainly just use Audacity. It's all fairly mysterious stuff to me; there's much to learn from it me thinks
