32 bit floating point?

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hi everyone....

I have 48 khz - 24 bit recordings which I made with ProTools HD-TDM on Mackie d8b desk.

When I'm mixing in Cubase SX 2, is it possible to get any advantages if I choose project sample rate as 32 bit float? :roll:

My other question is during importing Broadcast Wave files to cubase, how could I get correct file positions as same in PT? :roll:

Happy Christmas! :wink:

earthlinger
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When I'm mixing in Cubase SX 2, is it possible to get any advantages if I choose project sample rate as 32 bit float?.....
sorry not sample rate.....bit depth.... :o
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earthlinger wrote:When I'm mixing in Cubase SX 2, is it possible to get any advantages if I choose project sample rate as 32 bit float?
Theoretically: yes.
Noticable: mainly in file sizes.
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C00kie wrote:
earthlinger wrote:When I'm mixing in Cubase SX 2, is it possible to get any advantages if I choose project sample rate as 32 bit float?
Theoretically: yes.
Noticable: mainly in file sizes.
ok i will try to recognize if it can give me extra headroom for mix...thanks for ur response cookie...btw how is it goin in utrecht..i'm studying audio engineering in a'dam...

earthlinger
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earthlinger wrote:
C00kie wrote:
earthlinger wrote:When I'm mixing in Cubase SX 2, is it possible to get any advantages if I choose project sample rate as 32 bit float?
Theoretically: yes.
Noticable: mainly in file sizes.
ok i will try to recognize if it can give me extra headroom for mix...thanks for ur response cookie...btw how is it goin in utrecht..i'm studying audio engineering in a'dam...

earthlinger
The "project" bit depth only applies to any audio recorded in Cubase. Cubase plays back files of any bit depth. It also won't affect processing - VST processing is always 32 bit float.

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