Subject: | 4. why recording at 96kHz or more ? [it was ....Re: Noise rel |
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From: | "Raimund Specht" animalsounds |
Date: | Thu Mar 22, 2007 7:44 am ((PDT)) |
Steve, you wrote: > Those are good points Gianni. As a post production person I would > certainly like to see more people recording in 24/96, it makes a > massive difference when mixing multiple tracks. I would agree that 24 bit instead of 16 bit would make a difference, but I'm not so sure about the sample rate... > Often the discussion of the benefits of higher sampling rates focuses = > on the high frequency spectrum, but it makes a real difference to the = > low end too, comparing the lower registers of a Cello or Double Bass > at 44 and 96 will leave you with little doubt. I don't understand that. By theory, low frequencies should not benefit from increasing the sample rate. Raimund |
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