Rock Am Ring (Soundboard) FLACs

[Will]

I don't see the point in repeating what I've been saying since yesterday but whatever. lol

Anyway, I won't talk about encoding/ compressing because people won't believe me. I think I still can give my advice though. As long as you won't trade it, do what fits to your ears. If 128kbps is ok to your ears, then just download what's available already, if you prefer what you hear from FLACs, so keep those. In the end, I found out over the years that all this is subjective. It depends on what YOU prefer. One trader will tell you that's best, another one will tell you you should do that, etc. Just encode/ compress whatever sounds best for your ears.

As far as I'm concerned? Who cares so whatever, just enjoy GN'R live!

[Limulus]

so, what about encoding this baby in 256kbps MP3? with a little quality harm it would be better than the 128kbps, this low quality is killing my ears anyway 128kbps is not optimal quality, not optimal for bootleg with rich sound.

only problem is some fans still do sit on modems/slow connections....thats why some people agreed giving out 128kbps....lower filesize but still sounding great. when you want other formats/bitrates etc. just get that DIME 256kbs mpa and convert it to what you want it to be it. 

[chad_er33]

hi.  it's me again.  could someone please post these on megaupload.  i don't have $20 some dollars to buy a membership on rapidshare.

The Blues
I.R.S.
Better

[lennonisgod]

I don't have a membership on rapidshare and I downloaded them.  Someone said this earlier and I agree with them, but most people that say they CAN'T download from megaupload, rapidshare or even torrents, just don't know how to do it right.  So many people on here take time out of their day to help and upload the songs to something different, for people that "don't know what they're doing."  I'm not trying to be mean by any means, but all of these ways of downloading WILL WORK for MOST PEOPLE.  It's not hard to figure out either.  If it says you have to wait 120 minutes because you met the download limit, then wait.  It won't kill you and the file will still be there when the wait is over.

[sneeks]

If you're keeping them all on your computer, why not just make them FLAC because WAV files take up more space??  It's not hard to convert FLAC to WAV if you have to.  WAV files are almost twice the size of FLAC's and sound exactly the same.  So if you're leaving them on your computer, it wouldn't make sense to have a ton of WAV files.  I'm just trying to give you a tip so you don't waste a bunch of hard drive space.  You can get a free FLAC converter and convert 15 songs to WAV in about 2 minutes.

Hey dude

The wav files are stored on my portable mp3 player rather than on my PC, on the PC i usually store them in the original format I obtained them in (FLAC etc)