When you go from 24 bits fixed point processing to 32 bit floating point processing, while you're increasing the length of the word you're actually not gaining precision, just dynamic range. Similarly, when releasing audio, I'd make the reduction to 24 bits at the very end, with dither.Yeah, but if your workflow is non-destructive you won't gain anything by this. One always wants to store intermediate results in as high precision as possible - then round before presenting the final work. I say that not as an experienced audio recordist (I'm not), but as a scientist who did quantitative modeling on computers for 30 years. Otherwise, rounding errors can accumulate. If I'm coming back to work on the file, I'd rather have the most precise (32-bit) intermediate version stored, so I can get it back to work on. Thoughts and suggestions most welcome, and most appreciated. Stick with WavePad and not worry, because the audio capture is at 24 bits to begin with.Get a used monitor, hook it to the laptop, and learn StudioOne.
I know it will store as 24-bit FLAC or WAV, but do professional DAWs provide higher-res storage for working files? What bothers me is that NCH is not clear about whether the audio ever can be stored in full resolution (it computes in 32 bits) and then re-loaded for further processing. This is great because it is stereo only, so there aren't a lot of features we don't need.
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