Subject: | Re: M/S decoding help |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:16 am (PDT) |
maxfrick78 wrote: >Hi Rob, >wow, just 1% bit depth saturation? Can't you crank up the signal, or >do you deal with >signals so dynamic that you hit 0 dbFS if you boost them? That would >be a dynamic range >of more than 120 dB or so.. If remember correctly 24 bits-files have >a signal-to-noise >level of almost 140 dB! If someone says a certain percentage of level, I assume they're measuring on a linear scale, not a dB scale. DAW waveform displays are linear-scaled. 1% is -40 dBFS, not terribly low even in a 16-bit recording. -Dan Dugan |
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