Information About The Different Formats

96k – This is a high resolution audio format (higher sample rate than standard CD quality and a higher bit rate than CD quality as well) and highly recommended for the audiophile in your home.  If you have a newer computer, your audio card should be able to support playback of these files without any problem.  If you have any questions regarding your audio card, be sure to consult your computer dealer or your manual.  These files cannot be burned to a CD-R for use in the home stereo or the car.  If you would like to burn the album to a CD-R in a CD-ready state, please look to the 44.1k files that are available below.

NOTE: These files are being delivered to you in FLAC format which is a lossless compression format.  To convert from FLAC to WAV, please look here.

44.1k – This is the standard quality for all compact discs and is ready-made to be burned to a CD-R for your convenience.  These files can be dropped into iTunes and either converted to your favorite lossy or lossless compression format or kept as WAV files.

NOTE: These files are also being delivered to you in FLAC format which is a lossless compression format.  To convert from FLAC to WAV, please look here.

MP3 – This is the standard audio format we’ve all been using since the late 90’s on our portable/hand-held audio devices.  These files can be dropped right into iTunes and will show proper artist name, track name, and artwork for each track.  Depending on your iTunes options, they should be filed into the proper folder on your hard drive as well.

Paper Airplane Hi-Res 96k PLUS MP3

Price: $8.00

Paper Airplane 44.1k

Price: $6.00

Paper Airplane 320kbps MP3

Price: $5.00