June 20th, 2015
High-Resolution Audio: FAQs Part 1
In preparation of my consumer guide to “High-Resolution Audio” handout, I’m going to include a frequently asked questions section. Here’s the first part of two: FAQ 1. What is High-Resolution Audio? High-Resolution Audio describes recordings that [...]
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