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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » March 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: 24 /96
Deadbeat
Posted: 13th March 2002 17:29
Hi All sorry for the cross post, I need to get as much info on this as
possible.....

I'm about to start a new recording project and I need to take a quick poll of
sorts. How many of you are ACTUALLY USING 24/96 recording at this point ?
Does it really make a huge difference ? And before anyone takes this
opportunity to recite everything they've ever read in the magazines
regarding this issue, please spare me the propaganda , I 'm just looking
for real world experiences ...

Thanks a bunch in advance....
Funkybot
Posted: 13th March 2002 18:21
I use 24/44. It just saves that extra bit of ever important hard drive space. I'd definately stick to 24 bit recording though, 16 just doesn't cut it after you start adding a bunch of tracks. But as for the 44 vs 96 debate I'm staying out of that one.
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