: 24-bit audio theoretically allows for up to 144 dB of dynamic range, compared to 96 dB for 16-bit. This means more room for subtle details in the quietest and loudest parts of a track without introducing noise.

When a track is upsampled to 96 kHz just for marketing, it can introduce digital interpolation artifacts. By delivering USB in its native 44.1 kHz sample rate on Qobuz, listeners get an exact, unadulterated mathematical clone of the final studio render. ⚡ Real-World Sonic Upgrades on the Tracklist

Qobuz offers a richer soundstage. The compressed nature of standard streaming often masks the intricate, low-level details that Fred Again.. painstakingly mixes into his tracks.

: For modern electronic music like Fred again..'s, which often uses digital synths and samples, the benefits of 24-bit are most relevant during the mixing and production phase to avoid quantization errors when stacking effects.

Just picked up USB by Fred again.. from Qobuz in . The dynamics and low-end clarity are noticeably better than the standard 16-bit version.

: Listeners on Qobuz often prefer their downloads because they are DRM-free and available in multiple Hi-Res formats. Users have noted that the 24-bit masters on Qobuz can sound noticeably clearer with better separation of instruments compared to standard streaming versions. Context of the "USB" Project

I understand you're looking for release in high quality — specifically FLAC or 24-bit / 44.1 kHz from Qobuz .