Yet another "Pet Sounds" reissue....

[Custom Machine]

Trying again. Did anyone buy this yet and want to comment?

Well, you could check my brief comments about four weeks ago in Reply #82 on: January 03, 2012.

You could also wander over to the Steve Hoffman board and check out the comments there, with some posters saying they think this new MFSL release sounds great and others saying they don't care for it.  http://stevehoffman.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=271958

[Ebb and Flow]

I'm really curious as to how the double-tracked vocal on YSBIM was accomplished.  Did they find another missing tape?  Or was it simulated through artificial means (ADT)?

[b00ts]

bOOts, I think some people just have better hearing. I record at 32bit, and there is a marked difference in fidelity between that and 24bit. Easier to mix as well, the parts sit next to each other better. But from what I've read, the human ear shouldn't be able to tell the difference.

They're obviously testing the wrong ears.

I tend to agree with you. I record at 24-bit 96khz and while it taxes my computer and takes up more space, I prefer igh resolution. I read somewhere that effects and plugins sound better with less artifacting at 96khz.

I should get an interface capable or 32-bit recording at some point...

[Iron Horse-Apples]

What do you use to record at 32-bit...do you have 32-bit converters?  And what DAWs can record 32-bit files?

Cubase. The DAW is self built and pretty powerful

[tansen]

Trying again. Did anyone buy this yet and want to comment?

Far as I know it's not out in the UK yet – amazon uk lists it for Feb 14.  Once it is out I'm sure you'll get the responses you seek, as that album's been better appreciated over here for 45 years now…  

Good point, John

[Sam_BFC]

What do you use to record at 32-bit...do you have 32-bit converters?  And what DAWs can record 32-bit files?

Cubase. The DAW is self built and pretty powerful

Oh so you designed the computer/interface etc? Cool

I'd be interested in any details you can give.

[b00ts]

What do you use to record at 32-bit...do you have 32-bit converters?  And what DAWs can record 32-bit files?

Cubase. The DAW is self built and pretty powerful

I use Logic nowadays, but Cubase is very powerful. I used to use Cubase vst32 v5. Have you tried Presonus Studio One? It is written from the ground up by the original Cubase coders in Germany and the US. Excellent stuff.

[tansen]

For me it's Pro Tools all the way. Pro Tools owns in the audio realm, and I actually prefer it for midi stuff too now.

[bringahorseinhere?]

hey guys.....

just reviewing an old post here.......

and wondering what thoughts or comments people now have on the mobile fidelity Pet Sounds.....

did anyone purchase and have any further opinions on this?

im looking at getting a sacd player and of course I want to get this issue of 'pet sounds'....

but really know little as in what benefits in going sacd......

RickB