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The album "E-Stim Audio - Knobs and Wires" is now publicly available to everyone! Hooray!
We invite you to have and come take a listen! We are very proud to present this album to the public after a month of it being subscriber only!
Please read the description and we hope you enjoy this album as much as we loved creating it!
Have fun! and happy stimming :-)!
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One of our most pristine albums ever produced. Created using generative ambient techniques with the help of hardware synthesizers for the first time we've created an album. We tried to create our most diverse album to this date. It contains all sorts of E-Stim Audio soundscapes. From ambient to melodic, from deep to high tones, each with their own texture and timing. It's something you have to try and listen to for yourself to see what tracks are most suitable for your particular purpose.
This is a gift to all our subscribers as a thank you token for all your support.
We hope you enjoy this album as much as we loved creating it, which took a long time.
It was one of the hardest album to create and we hope this reflects in the quality of the E-Stim Audio audio tracks.
The album was created in 96Khz 24 Bit using the latest recording and mastering techniques, and we have to say sonically it's one of the best E-Stim Audio albums we've ever created.
This album is completely Tri-Phase ready, as the stereo imaging is top of the line. That's why we can definitely encourage you to use an oscilloscope to analyse the lissajous patterns of the tracks we've created.
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Right now I have a TELARC CD spinning. It is pure FN digital. Recorded in 1980 in Atlanta Georgia on a Sound Stream digital tape system. (16 bit 50 kHz! oh dear not CD rebook) The insert says no compression, no limiting, no equalization. How much more pure do you want?
It is my Carmina Burana disc. Chorus and Orchestra doing big music. I hear nothing wrong with it. The treble is way past what my old ears can detect. The Bass is seismic. And yes the ARC Cl60 is on duty so the drums have great texture and I cannot explain how great a chorus of human voices sound.
It would only be better if I understood Latin and Old German from the 12 Century. Then the songs about bad luck, lost love, and not getting the girl while getting drunk would be so in tune with the 20th century experience. (that was my century). I imagine the 21st century aint that different.
The sound is splayed across my wall. Some feels outside the angle of the speakers, but most is stretched clearly between the geometry of their location. It has height which is weird but it is an amazing illusion.
I got no complaints. Well maybe too many mikes so the mix was tricky. The venue space is "complicated".
I think from outside adhering to the dogma of pure this or pure that puts a frame of reference that people will use to throw cold water on the experience of great art. Wow that drum was HUGE.
I will be following this with a pure analog recording. I got lots of those. Where infinite resolution and purity of an analog signal falls down is limiting and equalization. We shall see. They are different.
Analog actually has infinite resolution you know. If the recording is simple you get intimacy. If it is not, well other stuff.
Next up Jazz.
Ok a different purity. Organic? Forgive me in that I have had enough wine to not be a legal motor vehicle operator. But I get a real nice feeling with this one. Jazz at the Pawn shop. From the age before digital. Nagra IV tape decks with a simple mix and just let run. There is no info on mastering or equalization but it is acknowledged as a good one.
The space is good. And yes there is clinking of glasses and silverware. Really cool and natural details. Good? Yes! The music is fine and for purists the performance is not up to New York or Chicago, but damn this is Sweden people!
That vibraphone is spooky.
If I had access to 96kHz DSD I could say bits slay, but I don't. My analog front end is much better than my CD player, but hey to each their own. Oh and I have each.
DIGITAL DROPS MONDAY - ANGELSPIT'S NEW ALBUM "THE BASTARD GODS"
Download the 13 tracks as high quality MP3s or 96kHz/24bit WAV files. The digital booklet is packed with cyber-grunge art plus lyrics to all tracks. Stunning cover art by En Tze Loh.
The convenience of Bluetooth streaming is great but it is constrained by how much data it can pump through its signal. Though portable music players are preferably used with wired headphones for maximal performance, wired cans have seemingly enjoyed a recent renaissance too.
Smartphones are great for convenience but they’re not necessarily great for sound. As they’re multi-taskers, able to perform a range of functions, that also means they are a product that’s a jack of all trades but master of a few. Support for higher quality music has become better in the portable space with what Qualcomm is doing with its Snapdragon Sound platform and Sony’s innovations with LDAC, but in terms of outright quality for music, you won’t find better than a portable player.
Sony’s announcement of a new and not too expensive Walkman is a sign that portable music players still have a function and a purpose, as well as reminding some they still exist. Most would assume that portable music players have (or are) going the way of the Dodo, slowly passing their way out of relevance. However, we’re still seeing specialists such as Astell & Kern launch new players every year, and just recently FiiO announced the M11S. While Apple killed off the iPod, the rest of the portable player market isn’t interested in joining the scrap heap just yet.
The NW-A306 has a battery life of up to 36 hours of continuous playback, a 3.6-inch display, and because it runs on Android, you can install your favorite streaming apps if you must, although that defeats the point of having all your music with you. You'll still need a computer to load your music onto the device, just like with the iPhone's Music app, but that somehow seems less annoying with a walkman than with a phone. It also has audiophile-level playback at up to 96KHz (more than double the sample rate of a CD), although that's probably not a difference you can hear.
But it's not all upside. For a start, you'll have to carry two devices if you still want to carry your phone. And it's possible that you kind of let your music library slip when streaming came along. I bought a used iPod a while back, and when I loaded up all my songs, there was no music from the last half-decade or so because I'd been streaming it all.
The convenience of Bluetooth streaming is great but it is constrained by how much data it can pump through its signal. Though portable music players are preferably used with wired headphones for maximal performance, wired cans have seemingly enjoyed a recent renaissance too.
In a wider sense, of this seems to have converged around a greater want for higher quality music on the go. We have for decades limited ourselves in this area as MP3 streaming and downloads were a step in the wrong direction, one that’s taken a long time to reverse. In people’s minds, the quality of what they’re listening doesn’t matter as much as having access to it. We have access to more music than we can fathom at the moment, the area that we need to beef up is the quality we listen at.
From DACs to headphone amplifiers and higher quality streaming services such as Tidal and Qobuz (we still wait for Spotify Hi-Fi to make its entrance), the issue of ‘quality’ is one of the frontiers that the music and audio industry is pushing towards. All these devices have the potential to make music sound better, so while my smartphone will still be my device of choice given how much it (rightly or wrongly) rules my day-to-day activities, when it comes to listening to music in its highest quality, I’ll be tuning in with my portable player to get the best experience possible.
On My View Point...
You may think that, there’s only a need of an audio enhancing software or a high end headphones. But on all every aspects, from nostalgic design, high end specs possible and even quality - Sony have managed to make it all happen in a capsule. And that’s it. For music lovers, this will be dream gadget for sure and so happy to see this upgrade on this formfactor which was really unexpected. And looking forward to have a glance of one of these in real. And that’s been it - Edwin K Jayesh
finish the rest tmrw tbh cz i got. school tmrw but it'll be my weekend after so. :3 <- getting everything in 320kbps / 96khz and also organizing lyrics and shit
Another hardware produced album, this time on another hardware synth as the E-Stim Audio - Knobs and Wires album which will definitely get a sequel.
This time it features 10 different sorts of rowdy evolving and automated parameter basslines. So tracks evolve during playback with filters, cut-off sub oscillators, high frequencies, phasers you name it.
This album is fully Tri-Phase and or stereo and it was produced and mastered in 96Khz 24Bit
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