Subject: | Re: A good solution? |
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From: | "Walter Knapp" waltknapp |
Date: | Wed Dec 20, 2006 8:53 am ((PST)) |
Posted by: "Dan Dugan" > Yep, and that's a bit-depth of between 20 and 21 bits. Nobody can > really convert a signal at 24 bits, the lower bits are just noise. > > It may not be possible to convert all 24 bits, but a channel with a > 20-21 bit depth can be 27 dB quieter than a 16-bit channel, and > therefore "24 bit" encoding is worthwhile. Of course this assumes you can find a site with such a wide dynamic range. When theory meets practicality, "24 bit" is probably overkill. A number on a spec chart is a lot different than the real sites we record. One also has to have mics that are up to such a wide range too. Walt |
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