Subject: | Re: A good solution? |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Wed Dec 20, 2006 4:14 pm ((PST)) |
DAN DUGAN: > > 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. WALT: >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. Right! There's hardly anything short of a space shuttle launch that can't be captured within 16 bits of dynamic range, if you set the level right. Classical music was done pretty well back when converters could only do 14 bits! -Dan Dugan |
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