#192khz

[doyourememberrocknrollradio]

Angie - The Rolling Stones (1973) 192KHz/24bit Stereo from Atmos 7.1

[loveherallican-blog]

Angie - The Rolling Stones (1973) 192KHz/24bit Stereo from Atmos 7.1

[hawnks]

Hi i may be mistaken but i think you mentioned doing readingd for audio books. Do you mind talking about how you started?

Ooh, it's been a few years since I did audio work lol. It's fun, but it can be incredibly strenuous, and unless you're like a /name/ in the voice acting world it's not going to be Rent Money.

Like with most things in my life, I just happened to be in the right place at the right time. A friend of a friend was looking to expand their press's audio book library and I offered to help. I didn't get paid for my first book, but I was also able to borrow recording equipment and editing software from my prof, so it didn't cost me anything but a little time and effort. Then colleagues and people from other arts programs started asking me to voice their work. I've been reading books aloud for forever to help with my ADHD processing, so I do have a particular tone and cadence that I can keep mostly consistent, and I think that attracted people lol.

MAONO 192KHZ/24Bit is my personal mic, but there are great options for cheaper. I've seen people get decent results even just with their phone mic. The editing software I use is called Reaper. It has a learning curve, but I adore it because you can clip audio without losing whatever you cut off altogether, and the background noise remover is very good. I hate audacity so much. The most challenging part of recording in my experience is finding a place that is quiet lol.

ACX, fivvr, upwork, and direct connections to small indie presses are how a lot of independent narrators make money. If you're just testing the waters, it might also be worth it to sign up to voice act for a game jam project, or some other community-based art project. Having samples of real work you've done is a good first step to actually getting paid lol.

[adafruit]

PCM1840 Quad Input Microphone I2S ADC with Hardware Pin Configuration 🔊🎤🛠️

We looked up this chip in 2021, right before we got smacked with a chip shortage and couldn't get any to prototype with - but we're back in biz and respinning a prototype up. While looking up the TLV320ADC quad microphone I2S ADC, we also bumped into the PCM1840. These chips are similar (almost identical pinout) but have analog-only inputs and no I2C or SPI configuration. Yep, it's completely hardware pin bootstrapped, which makes setup much easier because you can use any I2S driver. It can act as an I2S controller (it clocks all I2S pins out) or the I2S peripheral (I2S clocks input and data is output). We whipped together a breakout to figure out how to get TDM I2S input working without dealing with the I2C setup. Looks awesome for spatial audio algorithms and voice recognition projects. You can pick up the PCM1840 ADC on DigiKey - lots are in stock!

[buymobilebd]

Lenovo Idea Tab Pro

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Performance

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Camera Capabilities

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[audio-luddite]

Red wine, vinyl, and chocolate

Those are things I like. Some people do not like those things. That will not affect my opinion of them.

Right now I am only doing one of those things. Red Wine. Well actually the wafer cookie had some chocolate. But not vinyl. I am giving streaming a chance and I could get used to it. But I conclude there is something missing. It is not missing in my vinyl.

That missing thing is something I like. Samuel Barber Adagio is really deep, yet on the stream it is missing some organic factor.

My system is configured to be full lossless Apple Music which is at least CD rebook up to 24bit 192khz. That is pretty damn good. My node DAC thing is supposed to be good and has the right chips. So is what is missing in digital in general, or in some part of the chain of custody of the signal.

I have no idea. I will not condemn the stream concept generally, but there is an issue with my implementation or how my implementation reacts to the source. That assumes what is missing is my fault or that it is something that is pleasant and wrong.

Hey my tube amp is very pleasant and wrong compared to ultimate detail. It has the warm golden light. My transistor amp has the clarity of the midday sun. I like the sound enough to buy the thing and to purchase a full set of new glass.

I suspect that once the ARC goes online I may enjoy streaming more. It may add back enough magic to make the difference. If so that means that two wrongs are making a right. Hmmm.

We shall see.

[gothprentiss]

it's so funny to me how lydia tar was being like, an absolute pain in the ass about vinyl pressings but thought that hq mp3s are like, totally fine. i guess that's just boomer behavior but she should have been insisting on 24bit/192khz flac files and a limited streaming run on qobuz and tidal. lydia tar should have owned a dedicated $2k flac player

[dgnogaudio]

Unveiling the UM22C: The Ultimate 32-bit/192kHz USB-C Audio Interface Yo...

[btmzozzle]

The fastest way I've found to build up a music library especially if you're coming off the conveniences of music streaming and also don't care about doing a piracy is a qobuz subscription and qobuz-dl... Because it will just straight up download the FLAC file from their servers. I have a cron job to run the python script every 24 hours to just download everything from a playlist. You will need to know, how to operate a basic command line interface and how to fix the 500 song playlist limit or just make a new playlist and add a new line to your auto downloading script after 500 songs but you can also just download whole albums. Whole discographies up to 192khz 24bit FLAC or down to 320kbps mp3. Qobuz itself is kinda the least bullshit music streaming service, cuz you get one algorithmic playlist based on what you listen to, its called "my weekly Q" and it only updates every Friday, it's 30 songs long and it can kinda sucks tbh., but, no radio, no dj. no thing like that. But that's not the point because you get other seemingly actually curated playlists of specific artists, genres, moods, playlists from specific artists, and music labels. the first thing it shows you when you open the app is what new albums came out, not based on an algorithm or what it thinks you might like but just what came out at that time. i will admit, it does suck sometimes. sometimes music will just disappear from your playlist because of some licensing issue and it will be reuploaded to the service with the exact same name and everything but its technically not the same song as the one on your playlist so youll need to re-add it . and while qobuz is very indie friendly and can have a lot of obscure music, there is still a lot missing. but it what i consider to just be the least bullshit option. the closest to just like... accessing a friends plex/jellyfin server but for music. spotify will tell you what to listen. qobuz makes you find what you wanna listen and also kinda steal some of the music on the low cuz thats kinda how it works for some of the specialty hardware and software that works with it anyways im kinda rambling im not sure im cut out for bolging

I hate when I say things like "oh I want an ipod classic but with bluetooth so I can use wireless headphones" and some peanut comes in and replies with "so a smartphone with spotify?" No. I want a 160GB+ rectangular monstrosity where I can download every version of every song I want to it and it does nothing except play music and I don't need a data connection and don't have to pay a subscription to not have ads and don't have popups suggesting terrible AI playlists all over the menus.

Gimme the clicky wheel and song titles like "My Chemical Romance- The Black Parade- Blood (Bonus Track)- secret track- album rip- high quality"

[atplblog]

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[loveherallican-blog]

Angie - The Rolling Stones (1973) 192KHz/24bit Stereo from Atmos 7.1

[richardvarey]

Why does Qobuz sound better than Amazon Music?

I’m into the second day of focussed listening with Qobuz, and the sound is so obviously preferable over Amazon Music.Qobuz is often considered to sound better than Amazon Music for several reasons, as I’ve learned from a number of sources.Qobuz uses FLAC for both CD-quality and hi-res audio, offering tracks up to 24-bit/192kHz, which provides more detail, nuance, and a wider soundstage compared…

[zalopro]

Maono PD300X: Multi -purpose microphone for streamer, creator, "soft" price, Shure MV7 competition

Maono stated that the new PD300X is the most versatile microphone for streamer, content creator and podcaster, thanks to the USB/XLR dual interface. This microphone is equipped with advanced specifications such as 192kHz/24bit sampling speed “high definition” at relatively affordable prices. In addition, the microphone also has a multifunctional smart knob and a customized shortcut button system…

[adafruit]

PCM1820 no-firmware stereo analog to I2S ADC 🎶🔧📦

We scrubbed and reordered our PCM1840

breakout - yet another 2021-era leftover - and while we were at it, we also looked at the PCM1820

which is the 2-channel version. This could be very helpful for folks who want to convert an analog design to a digital one. A resident Adafruit'er recommended it for some customer use! We made a quick breakout. We are a huge fan of I2S converters that don't require any firmware / I2C configuration. This one is configured via jumpers, perfect for connecting to an SBC or digital audio path. Coming soon to the Adafruit shop!