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In Reply to: RE: HD Tracks posted by PAR on September 2, 2015 at 02:48:03:
Is worse than you could imagine
My daughter was into the music scene, and got to "play" (for lack of a better word) producer for a few well known alternate / metal bands. She received mix down tacks 16/44.1 at BEST. Often worse. Often recorded on middling consumer gear in home studios/ garages/ broom closets. (She had a couple tracks make it on finished albums, don't think she ever got liner note credit let alone paid)
Hi res? Forget it. Even artists I thought would be more aware of quality simply didn't care beyond "good enough". They didn't want to commit the $ or time.
I only buy hi-res of recent masters of old analog tape, and new classical and jazz if I know it was recorded hi-res. And a poorly remastered turd in hi-res still sounds like a turd.
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