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Luis M.
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Posted : Jun 20, 2008 05:17:22
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Cubase 4 works at 32 bit float internal resolution!
So, any VSTS that are used in the program will work at 32 bit as well or it depends on the vsts?????
Can anyone give me a brief description, answer on this please?
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Tomos
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Posted : Jun 20, 2008 11:53
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Why do you need to know?
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0hz
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Posted : Jun 22, 2008 04:22
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depends on the vsts.
most of the vsts nowdays use 64bit for internal processing.
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Luis M.
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Posted : Jun 23, 2008 06:35
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Cool, Thanks my friend! |
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Ghost Host
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Posted : Jun 23, 2008 13:44
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On 2008-06-22 04:22, 0hz wrote:
most of the vsts nowdays use 64bit for internal processing.
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I would not be so sure about that!
The easy way to check your vst's is to run it in wavelab and to use the bit meter...you'd be surprised how many trashy vst's you got hehe, now it's good time to clean up your vst folder!
Good Luck 
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Alien Bug
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Posted : Jun 23, 2008 13:55
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UnderTow
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Posted : Jun 23, 2008 20:55
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On 2008-06-23 13:44, wi']['ch wrote:
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On 2008-06-22 04:22, 0hz wrote:
most of the vsts nowdays use 64bit for internal processing.
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I would not be so sure about that!
The easy way to check your vst's is to run it in wavelab and to use the bit meter...you'd be surprised how many trashy vst's you got hehe, now it's good time to clean up your vst folder!
Good Luck
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As Alien Bug points out, this won't tell you what the plugin is doing internally. Also isn't Wavelab only 32 bit? It won't tell you when a plugin accepts and delivers 64 bit audio. (Not that Cubase 4 supports 64 bit anyway).
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Ghost Host
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Posted : Jun 24, 2008 21:51
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On 2008-06-23 20:55, UnderTow wrote:
As Alien Bug points out, this won't tell you what the plugin is doing internally.
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NO, he didn't point me to anywhere, all he did is just repeated the sentence from 0hz!
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On 2008-06-23 20:55, UnderTow wrote:
Also isn't Wavelab only 32 bit?
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Yes it is!
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On 2008-06-23 20:55, UnderTow wrote:
It won't tell you when a plugin accepts and delivers 64 bit audio.
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Yes it dose, the bit meter in wavelab has mark --> below, which indicates higher bit rates than 24....offcouse it's didn't shows exact bits megerments, it's could be 32 or 64, but what plugins work internally at 64 anyways? I know only few and most of them works on dsp chips cose to calculate audio signal at 64Bit resolution it's needs a lot of cpu power!
btw, so sad that votes for president is locked, i wanted to add my vote too 
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Luis M.
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Posted : Jun 24, 2008 23:28
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well, it was a question i had but ,anyway i allways choose plug-ins by the way they sound and their sound quality, if they have higher bit rates and the cpu suports them well, the better!
Isn't that the way?? lololol |
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