what Dan said...
In theory it sounds like a good idea but in reality it's a bit of a
waste of time,
a lot of processing in a daw is at 24 or 32 bit anyway.
It's better to record at a higher bit/sample rate, do your editing etc
then "downsample" at the last possible moment. ie: before burning to
disk.
GF
On Thursday, December 9, 2004, at 07:46 AM, Dan Dugan wrote:
>
> John Hartog wrote:
>
>> How about if I record in PCM 16/44, transfer the wav files via USB
>> into the computer, and the end result will be a audio CD. If my
>> editing is for the most part limited to cutting out unwanted
>> sections of a recording; cross fading the good parts back
>> together; and maybe a touch of eq on the preamp noise, would
>> converting the files up to something higher like 24bit for editing
>> and then back again for the CD actually make an audible
>> improvement on the final product?
>
> Not likely.
>
> -Dan Dugan
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