[Nightfly]

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According to Waldrep, "iTrax.com is a sort of an iTunes for people that care about sound quality, surround music and don’t want to be restricted in the use of the music they download. This new web site allows music lovers, home theater owners and surround music fans to access music that has actually been recorded, mixed and mastered in high-definition – most 'so-called' HD Audio downloads are really standard definition tracks delivered through the web.

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[Nightfly]

Originally Posted by Nightfly

Quote:
According to Waldrep, "iTrax.com is a sort of an iTunes for people that care about sound quality, surround music and don’t want to be restricted in the use of the music they download. This new web site allows music lovers, home theater owners and surround music fans to access music that has actually been recorded, mixed and mastered in high-definition – most 'so-called' HD Audio downloads are really standard definition tracks delivered through the web.

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New music site promises high-def music downloads

We already have something similiar to iTrax and in my opinion better,
and It's called Mp3sparks.

Judge for your self,here's the link:

iTrax

[aom3]

and will cost $10/song

[solaris]

Originally Posted by aom3

and will cost $10/song

The price is not quite $10 a track... It's $1.49 for a WMA lossless 2.0 stereo track if it's less than 5 minutes long. If it's more than 5 minutes long the price is $2.29.

I don't think that I know a single artist in their entire catalogue, though

[Dave C]

Who launches a download site only containing 32 albums.