Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL): High-Resolution Music will soon be Available in iTunes

High resolution music files are being accepted by Apple Inc.(NASDAQ:AAPL) for iTunes. This might be a move on the company part to sell music in a higher quality format and resolution. Sound engineers have been asked to generate 96 kHz, 24-bit WAV files. Grammy-award-winning sound engineer Tim Faulkner, with more than 3500 recordings in his kitty, has said that he is utterly delighted on having been requested to remaster his London Symphony Orchestra Live recordings for iTunes, which were recorded in 176k4.

Some have raised questions as to why the iPhone is not supporting high-resolution sound files now. The reason is because the higher amount of digital information that has to be converted can use up the battery life of iPhones very fast. Faulkner agrees that while battery life of a device should not be compromised for churning out better quality music, it should not be the only parameter. He has admitted to hearing about lossless and 96k downloads coming up for sale in iTunes.

The battery life issue can be tackled via an iPhone-controlled audio module, but even then iPhone can’t have high-resolution files until the suitable antidote is found. PC users can cheer up because high-resolutions iTunes audio will soon be available on computers.

An audio platform like Orastream, has brought together names like Neil Young, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Jackson Browne, and Crosby, Stills, & Nash who are putting out high-resolution audio. Young has been a major contributor to the success of the standalone device Pono Player as he is an advocate of high-resolution audio.

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