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In Reply to: RE: Thanks! posted by Tony Lauck on March 25, 2012 at 08:08:28:
You are right! I have notice that some CD's don't -fizz out- or lose sonic connectivity (whatever that means..read between the lines if you will) at low levels but some, especially ill transferred opera and classical / symphonic works certainly do. I am sure you have seen the reconstructed waveform of low level,(recorded in 16 bit) convoluted waveforms. The old Cool Edit pro (now Adobe audition) shows the reconstructed approximation, unlike Sony Sound forge.(which does not)
Since the advent of 24 bit being made available, there is no reason at all not to be using it for the recording, editing or mastering stage. I tend to set the recorders to peak around a -10 on the loudest of sounds.
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