SACD, FLAC, WAV - Audiophile Thread

>>787407
OMG thanks OP

thanks
>>787407

>>787407
how do you bypass filejoker on mqs

>>787407
Now I dont wanr to be that /t/ard to say wheres tge magnet links, but do amy of these sure use magnet links? because it's only giving direct file downloads and some say it will take hours to finish

>>787483
had to double this. def a good resource list, but no torrents here at all.

>>787471
You don't. Just suck it up and download 1 per 6 hours. Or cough up the cash. That's why it's like that, mqs guy(s) get paid by filejoker expecting his users to pay for premium.

>>787407
i dont mean to be THAT guy but, Spotify premium is £/$10 a month which isnt that bad.

All music free & premium is in Ogg Vorbis format.
Free users can stream up 160kbps.
Premium users can download 320kbps audio.

+students get half price

again, i dont mean to be the most normie guy around but the high quality mixed with high accessibility and convenience is great for audiophiles like us.

>>788674
DRM-free downloads?
192/24?

>>788675
>DRM-free downloads?
No, But is DRM free music really needed?

>192/24
idk :/

>>788679
>Is owning the things you pay for really needed?
Gee, I don't know man

>>789065
You dont pay to own the music, you pay to use the Spotify service which is access to 30,000,000+ songs.

When buying an album you spend £/$5-10 for around 15 songs which you then own, with subscription based music you spend £/$10 for access to a online service all the music you could ever listen to with the ability to listen offline music as long as its played though the spotify client (not really a big deal)

So no, DRM free is not something that Spotify would offer otherwise people would spend £/$10, fill as many hard drives as they can in a month then cancel their subscription.

>>789107
>streamfag

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i hate streaming since soundcloud started deleting unofficial remixes and mashups.
Everything I like gets a backup and as time passes a reupload.
that's the way internet works!

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>>789107

Spotify kills music.

You mostly only get access to what the mainstream record cartels spit out, and they try their best to turn Spotify into an arena for spoon feeding you stuff they way radio stations and MTV used to. On P2P I would download and get exposed to really obscure and interesting stuff, much of which I loved. All this is erased from history with Spotify.

Also, your "library" is bound to your account, which means you can't take it with you when you leave Spotify. And if for some reason Spotify wants to remove a track (usually this happens due to pety legal quarrels), it just disappears from your playlist, with no notification at all. Due to the fucking DRM, you can't save music you find here at all. Finding it and "storing" (not really storing) it in a list on Spotify is a waste of time.

And it's not even profitable for the artists: Profits are based solely on playtime, so the mainstream artists take all the money, and the small artists you really want to support get cents.

In short: P2P is a living community that keeps stuff alive, and sharing is caring. DRM and services like Spotify kill music.

I wish kids/youth these days would understand that... Unfortunately, looking at the "How long do you seed"-threads, it seems that they've swallowed the mainstream propaganda that file sharing is "stealing", and they act like leeching assholes, as if they were stealing from Walmart or something. I guess they are regurgitating what they were taught in school by oldfarts, not what the generation just above them knows.

>>789846
If it makes you feel any better anon, I often seed stuff of mine to 10.0+, or at the very least 1.0.

Can we go back to posting lossless torrent links?

>>789967
There aren't any torrents, bunch of music but no torrents. I don't these sites well since it's the fist I've seen and downloads take forever because you need shekels for pirating. What time to be alive

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>>789846
>You mostly only get access to what the mainstream record cartels spit out, and they try their best to turn Spotify into an arena for spoon feeding you stuff

are you complaining about spotify giving recommendations? Seriously?
Radio stations and MTV are streams, they can only play one thing at once, so yes if you tune in, you have to hear what their playing, with spotify you chose the songs you want to listen to.

>when you leave Spotify
Why would i? they arn't going anywhere and if they did shut down, i would switch to google play or apple music.

>Spotify wants to remove a track (usually this happens due to pety legal quarrels), it just disappears from your playlist, with no notification at all
ive never noticed this happen which means either it dosent really happen or its only affected song i dont care about

>Profits are based solely on playtime, so the mainstream artists take all the money, and the small artists you really want to support get cents
mfw.jpg
a band that nobody's heard of with 3 songs totalling 45 listens gets paid less than Katy Perry
no shit, genius.

>they've swallowed the mainstream propaganda that file sharing is "stealing"
b...but it is...
taking something without paying for it IS stealing. granted, you're not going to get arrested over a few shared mp3s, but it is still stealing and is a crime.

>>790738
Copying something you bought=stealing. Get outta here you faggot fuck.