Apple Accepting High-Resolution Music for iTunes, Says Sound Engineer [Report]

Cult of Mac writes, Today, there’s word that Apple is now accepting high-resolution music files for iTunes, perhaps in advance of selling music in such a format. Apple is asking sound engineers for 96 kHz, 24-bit WAV files, possibly to process it’s own “mastered for iTunes” versions, but also to perhaps start selling music in “better than CD quality” resolution and format. The sound engineer that audio website Evolver quotes is Grammy-award-winner Tim Faulkner, one of the most respected classical music sound engineers around, with over 3500 recordings to his credit. “My hopes...

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