Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral - 1994 (Industrial) torrent

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(Industrial) Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral (DTS 5.1) (44.1 kHz/24-bit)

Страна: USA
Жанр: Industrial
Год выпуска: 1994
Формат: DTS
Битрейт аудио: 1411 Kbps
Продолжительность: 1:04:22
Трэклист:
01 - Mr Self Destruct
02 - Piggy
03 - Heresy
04 - March Of The Pigs
05 - Closer
06 - "Ruiner
07 - The Becoming
08 - I Do Not Want This
09 - Big Man With A Gun
10 - A Warm Place
11 - Eraser
12 - Reptile
13 - The Downward Spiral
14 - Hurt
Доп. информация: Качал с демоноида. Записал болванку и проиграл на BBK 727SI - все ок! В папке также коверы и инфо о методе создания. Скорость правда у меня не ахти.
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NIN - THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL (DUAL DISC DVDA SIDE - DTS)
a mojave productions release

since there isn't any DTS audio on this dvd-a (there wasn't enough room for it, because it was released as a DUAL DISC, another wonderful format brought to us by the wreck'd co's)
and I was not completely happy with the DD5.1 mix (as the case seems to be more often than not), so I figured this would be another good one to test this process with...

-extracted High Resolution Content (48 kHz/24-bit) mlp files directly from DVD-A with DVDAExplorer (The DVD-A wasn't CPPM-protected so it could be done directly from the DUAL DISC without ripping it to the HD).

-decoded 48 kHz/24-bit wave files using surcode mlp encoder, verification work around to decode mlp files

-resampled wave files from 48 kHz/24-bit to 44.1 kHz/24-bit and separated the 3 stereo wave files (C/LFE, FL/FR and SL/SR) into mono files (C, LFE, FL, FR, SL and SR) with Sound Forge 8.0 (dc offset was not present on these files - so it didn't need to be removed)

-encoded to DTS with Surcode CD Pro DTS

-enjoy

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P.S.
some of you might already have this in DD5.1, this is a re-release, of sorts, previously released at demonoid as a DD5.1 DVD rip, didn't have all the stuff to do a proper DVD-A rip at the time, so I figured sharing it in the orginal DD5.1 was better than converting from DD5.1 to DTS.

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