
There’s a great thread going on at the R-E-P Forum at ProSoundWeb.com killing dead, once and for all, the wretched notion that you need to slam as hot of a signal as possible into the A/D converters to “make use of all the bits”…
Some really cool tangential discussion about all the reasons why it’s so counterproductive with today’s modern digital recordings. Even at 24 bit 44.1k, the noise floor is a complete non-issue. The biggest problem being available headroom for plug-ins to do their math and the summing buss trying to make sense of everything being slammed so hard.
I’ve been saying it for years. One of the reasons digital sounds “harsh” to people is that they try to run everything too damn hot!
Read the thread here: Digital Tracking with Low Levels

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