markat
18-02-2007, 06:07
01. Brigid's Ode [0:02:53.53]
02. Carrickfergus [0:03:46.77]
03. Spancil Hill [0:03:34.20]
04. Danny Boy [0:02:35.80]
05. Pulcherimma [0:02:22.42]
06. Kathleen [0:02:35.80]
07. Kildare Lights [0:04:17.13]
08. Slieve-Na-Man [0:02:13.80]
09. Emerald Grace [0:03:46.40]
10. Caledonia [0:03:52.57]
his is a collection of haunting tunes that are catchy, melodic and highly emotive. The sound is reminscent of a subtler side of Enigma with a Celtic tinge minus the Gregorian chants. The subtitle is called "An Enchanted Journey" and the word "enchanting" describes this music perfectly. Shanon is the performance name of Ronan Hardiman, an Ireland composer. He combines state-of-the-art instrumentation with traditional compositions and arrangements to produce a rich Celtic sound (ala Enya and Clannad). This is the ideal music to relax to, and "provides the images and magic of an ageless music, which comes to use through the mists of time."
226 MB / No Password
Parts 1-3
http://rapidshare.com/files/16995728/Celtic_Classics.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/16997445/Celtic_Classics.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/16979468/Celtic_Classics.part3.rar
Decompressing .flac to .wav
To decompress .flac files to .wav files, open windows explorer and highlight the files you want to decompress. Then drag and drop those files into FLAC frontend:
decode_dragdrop.png
Before you convert the .flac files to .wav, be sure to choose where you want the .wav files to be saved to by choosing the "Output Directory" at the bottom of the FLAC Frontend window. Also, choose if you want to delete the input (.flac) file by checking (or unchecking) the "Delete input files" option.
Once you have set your options, convert your .flac files to .wav by clicking the "Decode" button:
A DOS window will now open, showing you the decoding status:
decode_dosbox.png
NOTE: FLAC will automatically verify each .flac file before it decompresses it to .wav, so running "Test" prior to decompressing is unnecessary.
http://flac.sourceforge.net/
FLAC and Decompression text:
http://rapidshare.com/files/12175302/FLAC.rar
No Password
=========================================================
If you need more info or help with FLAC:
FLAC (Lossless) Audio Pk.
Password: audio
http://link-protector.com/143949/
Or you can use NERO for FLAC files
02. Carrickfergus [0:03:46.77]
03. Spancil Hill [0:03:34.20]
04. Danny Boy [0:02:35.80]
05. Pulcherimma [0:02:22.42]
06. Kathleen [0:02:35.80]
07. Kildare Lights [0:04:17.13]
08. Slieve-Na-Man [0:02:13.80]
09. Emerald Grace [0:03:46.40]
10. Caledonia [0:03:52.57]
his is a collection of haunting tunes that are catchy, melodic and highly emotive. The sound is reminscent of a subtler side of Enigma with a Celtic tinge minus the Gregorian chants. The subtitle is called "An Enchanted Journey" and the word "enchanting" describes this music perfectly. Shanon is the performance name of Ronan Hardiman, an Ireland composer. He combines state-of-the-art instrumentation with traditional compositions and arrangements to produce a rich Celtic sound (ala Enya and Clannad). This is the ideal music to relax to, and "provides the images and magic of an ageless music, which comes to use through the mists of time."
226 MB / No Password
Parts 1-3
http://rapidshare.com/files/16995728/Celtic_Classics.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/16997445/Celtic_Classics.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/16979468/Celtic_Classics.part3.rar
Decompressing .flac to .wav
To decompress .flac files to .wav files, open windows explorer and highlight the files you want to decompress. Then drag and drop those files into FLAC frontend:
decode_dragdrop.png
Before you convert the .flac files to .wav, be sure to choose where you want the .wav files to be saved to by choosing the "Output Directory" at the bottom of the FLAC Frontend window. Also, choose if you want to delete the input (.flac) file by checking (or unchecking) the "Delete input files" option.
Once you have set your options, convert your .flac files to .wav by clicking the "Decode" button:
A DOS window will now open, showing you the decoding status:
decode_dosbox.png
NOTE: FLAC will automatically verify each .flac file before it decompresses it to .wav, so running "Test" prior to decompressing is unnecessary.
http://flac.sourceforge.net/
FLAC and Decompression text:
http://rapidshare.com/files/12175302/FLAC.rar
No Password
=========================================================
If you need more info or help with FLAC:
FLAC (Lossless) Audio Pk.
Password: audio
http://link-protector.com/143949/
Or you can use NERO for FLAC files