Subject: | Re: 24 bit recording (was M/S decoding help |
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From: | "Rob Danielson" danielson_rob |
Date: | Tue Jul 11, 2006 1:14 pm (PDT) |
At 10:40 AM -0700 7/11/06, Dan Dugan wrote: > >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 > Yes, on a DAW, 1% linear scale and -38 to -40dBFS. The Triplett sound meter I can borrow doesn't give me very reliable readings below 35dB but I'm guessing the background sound levels involved were 20-25dB (A weighted). Now that I've have a recorder that records at both 16 and 24, I really should make an A/B comparison test using levels of this scale. Rob D. -- |
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