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New MP3 Revolutionizes Way You Listen to Music
If you are a serious guitar-master wannabe and you want to focus on the tune of Brian May’s guitar and don’t want to hear Freddie Mercury’s voice and Roger Tailor drumming in Queen songs, then this may be what you have been looking for.
Korean computer engineers are introducing a new digital music format that has separate controls on the sound volume for each musical instrument, such as guitar, drum, base and voice — an ideal tool for music lovers of different tastes as well as karaoke fans.
The new format, which has a file extension format of MT9 and a commercial title of Music 2.0, is poised to replace the popular MP3 file format as the de facto standard of the digital music source, its inventors say.
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