Moshe Werner wrote:
> Dale Powell to me
That 48 bit thing could hark back to Protools when it used the Motorola
56k DSP chips:
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Motorola_56000
which are fixed point DPS chips.
According to this:
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Protools
Protools uses 48 bit fixed point arithmetic (possibly doubled 24 bit
registers of the Moto 56k or possibly custom hardware).
> Why would it be better or more precise than the Ardour mixer (which i prefer
If it is 48 bit fixed point I would think that it is inferior to
Ardour which almost certain uses double floating point which has
a 53 bit significand.
Erik
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