Is there any place you can download wages of sin? How can I get my hands on that song without buying the japanese album?
There might be some news regarding "Wages of sin" in a not too distant future..
Sweet. And Ryan, not trying to sound critical here but recording audio to 320kbps would be pointless unless the source is >= to 320kbps, which is definitely not the case at least on YouTube. The result would just be a larger file size with dummy data. Also, 320kbps is not really recommended for use anymore as variable bit rates offer better size/quality ratios. What I do is archive my CDs in lossless FLAC and just use a batch converter to turn them into high quality mp3.
I like the sound of this. I've been wanting that song for a while now.There might be some news regarding "Wages of sin" in a not too distant future..
So variable is better? In terms of ratio not overall quality, right?
And why not rip the cd to your drive in 320 or VBR to begin with? Why FLAC first... I find FLAC a hastle
Best quality: "archiving"
-b 320. This is the strongest setting for MP3, with the lowest risk of artifacts. With the exception of a few situations, quality is rarely better than the highest VBR profiles described below. However, 'archiving' music using a lossy format like MP3 is never recommended – no matter how transparent the resulting files might sound. The alternative is to use Lossless formats like WavPack, FLAC etc. that allow true archiving, bit for bit like on the original CD.
High quality: HiFi, home or quiet listening
-V0 (~245 kbps), -V1 (~225 kbps), -V2 (~190 kbps) or -V3 (~175 kbps) are recommended. These settings will normally produce transparent encoding (transparent = most people can't distinguish the MP3 from the original in an ABX blind test). Audible differences between these presets exist, but are rare.
...
the list goes on here to lower quality settings
When I was younger I used to think you could "decompress"128kbs to 320kbps for example, and it would sound better, back when I knew nothing. Just wanted to make sure you didnt think the same thing.
There might be some news regarding "Wages of sin" in a not too distant future..