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192khz however is not beneficial to the processing though. There is an argument that can be made for 96khz in a limited set of cases of processing as a form of
by casion 12y ago
192khz however is not beneficial to the processing though. There is an argument that can be made for 96khz in a limited set of cases of processing as a form of implicit pre-process upsampling, but itt can actually be detrimental. (see for instance: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/mastering-forum/968641-some-thoughts-high-resolution-audio-processing.html https://www.gearslutz.com/board/mastering-forum/968641-some-...)
Since this is a discussion about bit-depth, I don't see much of a reason to clutter it with a discussion about sample rate. This subject is already difficult enough for most people to understand it seems.
- zamalek 12y agoI might add that it's factually impossible to determine what it means, from the listener's perspective. As far as "limited cases", I work at an ISV, so I am preconditioned to not accepting limited cases - as demonstrated by excessive overtime just this very week. Our customers do some really crazy shit with our software.