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Originally Posted by bruce8306
So PLEASE consider to add 64 integer option . That will be awesome!
Now it's 64 float.
Wish there will be 64 integer.
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I had a hard time to ponder about the advantage of 64 bit integer -
or better 128 bit integer. But here's the result:
A very high-bit DAW will overload the CPU even with only a few tracks.
And that will confine the complexity of a song - you can use
only a modicum of plugins - and thus it
can increase creativity!
If that is your intention you are right!
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64 float = 52bit mantissa, 1 sign bit and 11 bit exponent.
64 integer = 64bit mantissa, no exponent.
That means that theoretically the 64-bit integer has more "real
dynamic" - but practically there is no difference. You won't
hear it - and it doesn't differ in accumulated rounding errors
also.