Subject: | Re: Recording Dolphins |
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From: | "Nick Dando" = |
ld.com Date: Tue Jul 8, 2014 5:57 am ((PDT)) 24 bit 192 kHz refers to the number of times the sound is chopped up into s= amples. Each second of your recording is divided into 192,000 samples. This= has nothing to do with the frequency of the sounds being recorded. The only way to record ultra-sound is to use a suitable hydrophone, or if o= n land, a mike that go above the usual cut-off of 20 kHz. That's my understanding of the situation, but I could be wrong. Nick Sent from my iPhone > On 8 Jul 2014, at 13:50, " [naturerecordists]" <natur= > wrote: > > Is 24bit 192kHz good enough or is there too much valuable info above 90kH= z that wouldn't get recorded > > |
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