[MUSIC] twenty one pilots - 'Blurryface Live' Limited Print (2016) [FLAC] [32-bit Vinyl Rip] (1.37GB)

silvercloudv2 | 11 points | Oct 08 2017 20:39:26

[MUSIC] twenty one pilots - 'Blurryface Live' Limited Print (2016) [FLAC] [32-bit Vinyl Rip] (1.37GB) | Megalinks MegaDB [MUSIC] twenty one pilots - 'Blurryface Live' Limited Print (2016) [FLAC] [32-bit Vinyl Rip] (1.37GB)

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Key: !iwb2nn73huZ77Ip4uga5xQ

Note: | Megalinks MegaDB Note: Files are actually ALAC but labelled FLAC for search purposes. If you would like this in other formats (MP3, AAC, WAV), you can find it on the Blurryface Vinyl megathread at /r/twentyonepilots (hint: click the |-/)

Edit: I added the key to the post since the comments are buggy as heck for some reason

[-] Rockybittu | 3 points | Oct 08 2017 21:07:47

where is decryption key..(sorry I do not understand that hint)...
edit - there are two comments but I can only see mine...does that have something to do with the key? someone pm me the key...

[-] silvercloudv2 | 1 points | Oct 30 2017 16:19:46

Sent. I also added to the post

P.S. I commented this the same day you did, but I did not meet the comment karma requirements

[-] Doip | 3 points | Oct 08 2017 23:58:23

6 comments, 3 visible.

[-] Sorrow446 | 1 points | Oct 09 2017 00:14:35

The ones that aren't visible are ones that have automatically been removed for spam I think.

[-] Doip | 1 points | Oct 09 2017 00:15:03

Yikes

[-] silvercloudv2 | 1 points | Oct 30 2017 16:18:36

Nah, I didn't meet the comment karma requirements at the time so my comment (including the key) were not shown

[-] Sorrow446 | 1 points | Oct 30 2017 16:27:17

Yep. I know. I learned this a while back.

[-] whywhywhyisthis | 1 points | Oct 08 2017 21:23:28

32 bit vinyl rip

hmmm

[-] silvercloudv2 | 1 points | Oct 30 2017 16:20:29

I thought the same thing so I asked about it at /r/audiophile. To summarize, a vinyl stores information in analog (and therefore has no bitrate). However, there is a method to calculate "Effective Number Of Bits" (that's what it's called btw). A vinyl is about 11-bits, but can use over 22-bits of information because of post-processing. Digitizing vinyl to 32-bit is essentially pointless, although it technically allows for less interference. I didn't rip the vinyl tho so don't blame me xD My source for everything is in this thread
P.S. I commented this the same day you did, but I did not meet the comment karma requirements at the time

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[-] whywhywhyisthis | 1 points | Oct 08 2017 21:24:57

no key???

edit whatever i just got the wav from the other sub

[-] silvercloudv2 | 1 points | Oct 30 2017 16:22:07

The key was added P.S. I commented this the day you originally commented but I did not meet the comment karma requirements, so no one could see my comments