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RE: The 24/96 FLAC download 1st movement cadenza is at 445, so is the SACD's CD layer

Posted by Todd Krieger on September 12, 2015 at 01:13:00:
Maybe what you need to do is upload a sample file and provide a link...... This matter only piqued my interest initially because I was curious how "A=445" would sound like, but I couldn't find anything on the Web. (Half the problem is it that SACDs sold online, in contrast to CDs and MP3 files, never include music samples. The music samples for the CDs and MP3 files that I listened to were all the proper pitch/speed.)