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Gone !
I agree with ksv (well, we agree with each other) ! You're killing your library !
Just think of it: you're re-ecoding damaged files (in terms of sound quality) into another destructive format !
This is just like if you were saving a JPEG file to a GIF file ! Or if you were recording a video tape... on another video tape.
The final result will be a few more Megs of space, but for what price ? AAC and MP3 tend to do the same thing to tracks: they kill some highs and some lows and compress the whole freqs to make sit stick to the smallest file possible.
If you accomplish the source-->--mp3-->--aac process, you are killing killed freqs (ouch! kill*kill=kill^2), which means Roni Size will sound like Kraftwerk and 4 Non Blondes like Nina Hagen.
Just think of it: you're re-ecoding damaged files (in terms of sound quality) into another destructive format !
This is just like if you were saving a JPEG file to a GIF file ! Or if you were recording a video tape... on another video tape.
The final result will be a few more Megs of space, but for what price ? AAC and MP3 tend to do the same thing to tracks: they kill some highs and some lows and compress the whole freqs to make sit stick to the smallest file possible.
If you accomplish the source-->--mp3-->--aac process, you are killing killed freqs (ouch! kill*kill=kill^2), which means Roni Size will sound like Kraftwerk and 4 Non Blondes like Nina Hagen.