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Looks interesting - only to see I have to convert my whole flac library

• SSLy 2y ago
  "DJ.Studio supports many file formats from MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC and more."
• sowbug 2y ago
  It works with FLAC; in fact, that's preferred, because you want to start with the best available quality.
  • crtasm 2y ago
    Could anyone comment on how its stems separation compares to VirtualDJ?
    • crtasm 2y ago
      A genuine question about the software being discussed, no call for downvotes.
      • sowbug 2y ago
        I didn't downvote, but your comment is fairly deep in a subthread about a different topic, so it's out of place.
  • butlike 2y ago
    TECHNICALLY flac is conceptually worse than wav. Flac truncates the 0 values in the PCM file, WAV preserves them. It's functionally the same, but wav reads the file while flac has to re-add the 0's then read the file, so there's technically one more processing step (which could go wrong).
    • xnzakg 2y ago
      That's kind of like saying storing files in a zip is worse than storing them uncompressed. Or like the "what color are your bits": https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23 https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23
      • butlike 2y ago
        Kind of, except anything that moves can not move, so the simple act of decompression can introduce errors that simply wont occur in the raw PCM-wrapped WAV file since nothing has been compressed at all (hence no extra moving part). I really liked that linked article btw.
• rconti 2y ago
  How do you know someone's into crossfit^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H FLAC? :D