Hello,
My music files are only 16-bit / 44.1 kHz because I think they sound good enough. However, my DAC allows me to choose between different bit depths and sample rates on playback.
Assuming I'm using a phone and have no access to ASIO / WASAPI, would you recommend that I stay with the native 16-bit / 44.1 kHz during playback, or is it recommended to upsample or oversample since my DAC is capable of it?
Note the capitalization in the following titles:
| Chicago Manual of Style | AP Stylebook |
|---|---|
| Money down the Drain | "Money Down the Drain" |
| Half past Midnight | "Half Past Midnight" |
| Someone like You | "Someone Like You" |
| More than Words | "More Than Words" |
| The Cornball Show with Stephen Colbert | "The Cornball Show With Stephen Colbert" |
| Far from Home | "Far From Home" |
| Smash into You | "Smash Into You" |
| Head over Heels | "Head Over Heels" |
| Wishing upon a Star | "Wishing Upon a Star" |
| They're onto You | "They're Onto You" |
With CMOS, prepositions that are 4 letters or shorter are lowercase, while AP requires any word longer than 3 letters to be uppercase.
Which one looks better to you?
Here are some songs you can use to test it:
Given TempoTec's spotty history, do you think this will ever get fixed? Or will they just release a new V1 model?