Pink Floyd's Endless River

[Le Concombre Masqué]

The first track in 24/96 is very impressive !

[robocop]

Is that a download or off the Blueray disc? If its a download what site did you use? I have the 16/44 download and so far like it.

[Miska]

[Le Concombre Masqué]

Qobuz

Is that a download or off the Blueray disc? If its a download what site did you use? I have the 16/44 download and so far like it.

[Le Concombre Masqué]

Very worked out, sculpted ; so what ?

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[Miska]

Very worked out, sculpted ; so what ?

 

Posting the spectrum wasn't statement in any way.

 

Takes the available bandwidth into use. Based on the results I would say that some of the material used in the mix originates either from older 48 kHz material, or the synths have been operating at that rate (IOW, maybe Rick's parts). While new material such as drums seem to have been recorded at 96 kHz.

[jtm]

anyone downloaded this album already from highresaudio.com ?

 

over there the album may contain three more tracks (19 - 21) compared to the qobuz version

 

https://www.highresaudio.com/artist.php?abid=299582

 

qobuz shows those three tracks on their website, but if it is in your cart ready to download you will only see 18 tracks:

 

[Le Concombre Masqué]

Makes sense with the told story of mixing new and old parts ; interesting, thank you

 

Posting the spectrum wasn't statement in any way.

 

Takes the available bandwidth into use. Based on the results I would say that some of the material used in the mix originates either from older 48 kHz material, or the synths have been operating at that rate (IOW, maybe Rick's parts). While new material such as drums seem to have been recorded at 96 kHz.

[Jud]

originates either from older 48 kHz material, or the synths have been operating at that rate (IOW, maybe Rick's parts).

 

Ah, that (Rick's parts) seems like a very reasonable deduction.

[iz]

anyone downloaded this album already from highresaudio.com ?

 

over there the album may contain three more tracks (19 - 21) compared to the qobuz version

 

https://www.highresaudio.com/artist.php?abid=299582

 

qobuz shows those three tracks on their website, but if it is in your cart ready to download you will only see 18 tracks:

 

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did you get the standard version at qobuz or the deluxe? I haven't bought it yet (I'm on the fence on this one), but

The Endless River (Deluxe Edition) | Pink Floyd*– Télécharger et écouter l'album

 

shows 21 tracks and 6 bonus video clips

 

best,

Igor

[jtm]

Hi Igor,

 

I received an email from Qobuz today, less than 5 hours after I noticed it and asked their support for an explanation, and they have added the missing items into my account.

 

Great service !

 

When I purchased that album it was months before release date and at that time there wasn't any standard or deluxe version, only the announcement of a new album and the option to pre-order at a very low price thanks to a special discount action.

 

It looks like they moved my pre-order into a standard version later on, but from their immediate reaction no big deal to upgrade my order with no extra charge for me.

 

Chapeau !

[Miska]

anyone downloaded this album already from highresaudio.com ?

 

Also available on hdtracks.co.uk

[Bunpei]

Posting the spectrum wasn't statement in any way.

 

Takes the available bandwidth into use. Based on the results I would say that some of the material used in the mix originates either from older 48 kHz material, or the synths have been operating at that rate (IOW, maybe Rick's parts). While new material such as drums seem to have been recorded at 96 kHz.

 

What would you say about any possible origins of constant horizontal lines appearing at 25 & 34 kHz of your spectrograph?

[Miska]

What would you say about any possible origins of constant horizontal lines appearing at 25 & 34 kHz of your spectrograph?

 

I have similar coming from my Focusrite Forte at 33 kHz. Not sure, but I would assume it to be the switching frequency of the SMPS...

[Bunpei]

Hi, Miska! Thank you very much for your explanation!

 

I could purchase flac 96/24 files at hdtracks.co.uk site despite my order from Japan where no local release had started. I owe to your information posted here!

[Bunpei]

What does this spectrogram mean?

This was taken from 96kHz/24bit WAV file converted from flac 96/24 file of 20-TBS14 track.

 

[Synfreak]

Spectogram looks typical for material which was upsampled from (here) a 44,1kHz source to 96kHz file (for mastering purposes). But they seem to have used a crappy upsampling algo which has led to the nasty "mirrored" artifacts visible on the screenshot.

[goldsdad]

What does this spectrogram mean?

This was taken from 96kHz/24bit WAV file converted from flac 96/24 file of 20-TBS14 track.

 

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The album is created from 1990s material recorded at 44.1 or 48 kHz sample rate and recent material recorded at 96 kHz or greater. For the album to be produced at 96 kHz, the lower rate material must be upsampled. Your example track appears to have been produced from just lower rate material, whereas Miska’s example track appears to be lower rate material mixed with higher rate material.

[Miska]

This track stood out and woke me up from my internet browsing due to nice sounding drums, I will add this one to my standard test set:

 

(hdtracks.co.uk download of the deluxe version)