Is using the 24bit ASIO intervace with CUBASE noticeably better than the regular module? Are there drawbacks to 24bits?
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mythalethe
ASIO module question
<i>Is using the 24bit ASIO intervace with CUBASE noticeably better than the regular module? </i>
Depends on your ears and monitor setup I guess, but there is 33% more bits per sample.
<i>Are there drawbacks to 24bits? </i>
The only drawback is it takes more space to store more data, and that you will also therefore get less tracks if you run at 24bit.
If your target platform is ultimately 44.1khz CD format, then it might be best to work at that sample rate to avoid sample rate conversion, and use 24bit. Dithering to 16bit is less harmful to your audio than an SRC. Some people might have other reasons for working in different sample rates, like 96Khz for DVD, but remember higher sample rates also take proportionally more DSP.
Depends on your ears and monitor setup I guess, but there is 33% more bits per sample.
<i>Are there drawbacks to 24bits? </i>
The only drawback is it takes more space to store more data, and that you will also therefore get less tracks if you run at 24bit.
If your target platform is ultimately 44.1khz CD format, then it might be best to work at that sample rate to avoid sample rate conversion, and use 24bit. Dithering to 16bit is less harmful to your audio than an SRC. Some people might have other reasons for working in different sample rates, like 96Khz for DVD, but remember higher sample rates also take proportionally more DSP.
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no 24, nor ASIO nor wav
the modules are still in the folders, by default, after installation. i delete the ones from the cards i don't have and the ones that are not supported anyhow...
the modules are still in the folders, by default, after installation. i delete the ones from the cards i don't have and the ones that are not supported anyhow...
more has been done with less
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