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Old 09-13-2003
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32 bit floating point

can anyone explain this?
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check out this thread...

http://homerecording.com/bbs/showthr...threadid=98600

doesn't explain entirely, but it's a start.
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you may want to try a search on "32 bit" and "32 bit floating". There was a lengthy discussion a few months ago and Blue Bear and some others really helped me to understand it better. Also, if you own Cubase VST or SX, look at the beginning of the "getting started" manual and I think they discuss it. I bought Cubase Power and it went into it a bit more in depth, but the truth is that the thread where they were talking about it here helped me out more. You can narrow the search to the "Computer Recording" section at this site...I am positive the thread was there and not in here.
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