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10.12.2005, 11:16 AM
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yeah,24 bit gives you a bit more headroom.
accualy Vst plugins will use almost twise as much resources when runing them on 32/96000,sounds fucking great but as for today no home studio can run an entire project in this state and also most home studios dont have the proper DA\AD convertors. "They" are coming up with storage dvds that will be able to deal with this kind of stuff,so in few more years no one will have to dither ever again!  
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