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From:
kent williams
To:
do id
Date:
Thu, 30 Apr 2015 14:46:20 +0000
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Fwd: How do you listen to recorded music?
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Resending to list -- apparently all the quotes of previous messages put the message over 30k and it bounced. OK, loads of questions. 1. I use VLC, which can play any format worth playing, and do things like play 24bit/96khz WAV files at their native resolution. 2. Converting CD to FLAC -- http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/ In general I rip with ITunes to Apple Lossless format. VLC can also play Apple Lossless. 3. @Connor, the Schitt brand is highly regarded. I'd consider a USB audio interface, as laptop audio can be noisy. You could stay with Schitt http://schiit.com/products/modi-2 or consider other options. I recommend the Native Instruments audio interfaces -- great sound, incredible build quality. The NI Traktor Audio 2 has 2 pairs of outputs, making it useful for DJing. http://amzn.to/1I0L0tD Like the Schiit Modi-2 it's $99.