Hi PG …
With the new 64 bit floating point engine, is there any technical advantage to working with 32 bit float files … as opposed to 24 bit fixed?
Typically, I am working 24 bit 96 kHz at present.
Hi PG …
With the new 64 bit floating point engine, is there any technical advantage to working with 32 bit float files … as opposed to 24 bit fixed?
Typically, I am working 24 bit 96 kHz at present.
With the new 64 bit floating point engine, is there any technical advantage to working with 32 bit float files … as opposed to 24 bit fixed?
Unless you need to save transient files that go beyond 0 dB, no.
Philippe
I seem to have a problem with 32-Bit-Floating Wave Files (44100 Hz) coming from Audition.
The File plays only with “hiccups” in WL 9.5.20.
In WL 9 & other Programs (System, Snapper, Audacity,…) it plays fine.
I tried other Audio-Driver & trashed the preferences.
This is on WaveLab 9.5.20 on OSX 10.12.6 (Apple Mac Pro 4.1)
Any ideas where to look at ?
Christoph
The type of the file can’t have any influence of playback. The problem must be searched elsewhere, though I have no clue. Maybe send me a example file.
Thank you PG!