They really support original FLAC. I just drop the file I encoded myself and it works.
24bits is honestly useless as you usually normalize your samples when used in a sampler context
Honestly this is 99% wrong as a full scale 16bits has a 96dB range which is way beyond human capability.Not always and not for all type of content, though...
At record time to leave headroom to avoid clipping I can understand why, I doubt this is really useful at playback especially given no DA converter SNR match 24bits. Not sure high end even match 96 dBThis is not about dynamic range but transient fidelity, which will be better on 24-bit regardless of dynamic range.
That might be true from an academic or engineering standpoint, but from a marketing standpoint (after all, Realitone is a business, not an AES chapter), good luck trying to educate buyers that 16 bits is just as good as 24 bits. I still can't even get customers to understand the difference Kontakt and Kontakt Player.I confirm for the FLAC streaming
24bits is honestly useless as you usually normalize your samples when used in a sampler context
You should of course record in 24bits but for actual data storage it is mostly useless especially as you can keep the original volume layout using volume settings and not in sample itself.
That video looks interesting, thanks! So 44.1kHz not 48?UVI soundbank are recorded at 24bits / 88.2kHz but final assets are delivered as 16bits / 44.1kHz for this exact reason.
44.1khz vs 48khz is mostly a radio music vs cinema industry rather than pro vs not pro.
Sure, except that's a conversation that would never happen. Customers aren't going to email and ask, "Golly, I see that you guys' samples are 16 bit. Why is that?" People (outside of forums) don't like to be confrontational, so they hesitate to ask biting questions like that.Well you can tell customers they get 33% more streaming performance without sacrificing sound quality.
For me, there are three things that interest me:before we go way too into bit depth talk...
whats the appeal or interest of hise?
Kontakt's lack of ability to let users input from their QWERTY keyboards is a major drawback.
For me:whats the appeal or interest of hise?