Re: Working in 96000 / 32-bit

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From: Emmett
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 21:44

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"...He was fairly adamant that all processing should be done in the highest possible bit rate but didn't really explain why. I simply gathered that "the bigger the better". "

Yes, that's correct. The highest possible BITRATE...That says nothing of the sample rate. 32-bit floating point should be good enough. As far as I'm concerned, the 64-bit floating point allowed in Sound Forge is overkill...At least with today's available hardware.

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