24bit audio is a meme.
24bit audio is a meme
Cooper Martinez
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Nolan Baker
how and why
Ryan Allen
What makes you say that?
Hudson Evans
Nobody is saying you need to listen to 24bit audio sources, it is overhead for processing from getting fucked over in 16bit
Ethan Murphy
It's a meme for anything other than audio/media production
Mason Hughes
muh noise floor
Tyler Green
This.
>capture and processing at 24bit
>processing artifacts are pushed to below the noise floor
>convert to 16bit (with dither) for release
comfy
Caleb Lee
Pretty much this. If you need to process samples while retaining good sound quality it is a must, but in the end product (192-320kbps mp3) it doesn't really matter
David Stewart
>not using 32 bit
Jackson Lopez
you're not in a studio, kid
Asher Green
Bet most people still adjust the volume using windows' volume mixer
How's that bit depth going for you?
Elijah Cooper
Actually 32 bit doesn't even provide any improvement, both in audible and inaudible terms. I do use 32 bit because my DAC allows it and because built in Windows 10 UAC 2.0 driver doesn't even allow me to change to 24.
Not that it really matters anyway, it's not doing any harm, just redundant.
Daniel Mitchell
there is an obvious audible difference between 16 and 24 bit, you fucking retard
Nicholas Wilson
if that's the case then your shit is broken
Cooper Price
lmao
Jeremiah Bell
Adam Hill
16 bit literally doesn't cover the entire dynamic range of human hearing.
>muh dithering
Lmao these are the same people that defend TV manufacturers using 8-bit+FRC panels instead of 10-bit for HDR.
Logan Jones
>studio quality
>3.5mm
hahahahahaha
Evan Kelly
yes it does
Bentley Reed
bluetooth a2dp will save us
Nolan Rogers
Might as well donate your stapes to deaf babies if you're not going to use them.
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Nicholas Green
No it doesn't.
Jaxson Bennett
>Realtek
>32 bit
>3.5mm
yeah ok lmao
Jayden Young
>he thinks FRC dithering is the same as in audio
Aww, adorable.
Gavin Brooks
>he thinks any DAC actually has a 24bit resolution
>he thinks he can hear sounds which are 96dB apart
Kind of cute.
Colton Hill
humans can't consistently tell the difference between 320kbps mp3 and 16bit wav, let alone 16 and 24.
Caleb Cook
>upsampling everything to 96KHz
Why? You're doing nothing but degrading your audio.
Jeremiah Miller
>66035650
Your interaction with the audio world is limited to consumer, just stick to listening to cd and mp3 and leave the rest to those that know better.