24 Oct
2002
24 Oct
'02
7:56 a.m.
That's great news! For some reason I was thinking that most LAD stuff
works in 44.1/16 which really isn't the best for professional audio. I
only dither down when mastering to a CD.
Hmm.. ok. Does anyone go up to 96Khz sampling?
Just trying to get a feel what people see as acceptable etc.
-Lea.
PS: I never use 96Khz but I'm sure there are plenty who would want to
use LAD technology for DVD authoring in the future.
On Thu, 2002-10-24 at 10:38, Steve Harris wrote:
My code it is all at least 32bit internally (much is
64bit) and all the
I/O is 32bit. IMHO working with anything else on modern cpus is silly.
Dithering down can be done as the last step in a jack process (if you have
a 16bit card) and you have the choice of rectangular (crap, very fast)
triangular (OK, fast) or shaped w/ error feedback (expensive but good).
I strongly recommend some sort of dithering if you're monitoring or
recording offf a 16bit card. I'l commit some changes later today that make
it more efficient.
- Steve