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In Reply to: Re: If he used an A64 with Nuendo, do we even know? posted by Max on September 5, 2005 at 13:58:04:
"Nuendo uses 32-bit float, so basically it means you can do 32-bit floating point calculations on 24-bit data. It's not "32-bit audio.""Actually, it is. In Nuendo, each sample, while it is in the DAW, exists as a 32 bit value by default, not 24.
The operations on several, or accumulated 24 bit samples at 32 bit precision *can indeed* result in 32 bit samples (or higher!) as Christine explained above.
Now I think we all agree that 32 bit PCM was not going into the system, and 32 bit PCM was not going out.
But while in Nuendo, yes, the music could have easily existed as 32 bit pcm. Unless he set everything to 24 bit, which you can do with as simple pulldown. (But on new project start, it is 32 bit.)
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