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Re: [L-OT] Re: [GEN] 24 bits vs. 96K

Re: [L-OT] Re: [GEN] 24 bits vs. 96K

2002-02-15 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck

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>
>>Which is an increase in dynamic range!
>>
>>Sorry, I was trying to keep the description less technical, and more in
>>laymans terms, but the end result of going from 16 to 24 bits is being able
>>to better hear dynamic range, as opposed to frequency response.
>>
>OK . .I concede. You guys are correct. I had to go re-read Bob Katz's
>excellent site. www. digido.com
>Still a little suspicious of this statement however,"24 bits will
>let you hear the really loud sounds without compression".
>
24bit gives you a theoretical 144dB dynamic range, as opposed to 16bit's 
96dB range. The digital 0dB (full level) will remain the same), you'll 
just have better resolution in the low levels.

To do a simple test, just a nice and clean loud signal, take it's level 
down 60dB, take it down another 60dB, then maximize it. Then you'll 
clearly hear what low-bit resolution does to your signal. Not really a 
scientific test, but a simple and effective way to understand what's 
happening... even if you don't have high-quality monitoring.

Bye,
Joeri

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RE: [L-OT] Re: [GEN] 24 bits vs. 96K

2002-02-15 by Richmond, James (James) ** CTR **

Jon, 

>OK . .I concede. You guys are correct. I had to go re-read Bob Katz's
>excellent site. www. digido.com

Thankyou for this site info. Fantastic guy...

James Richmond

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