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trock · 10th April 2007

Hi Justin

i may be mis stating this but i own reaper and am enjoying it, i also have sonar PE 6 and cubase sx 3

however for the past 2 years i have used SAWstudio, and IF i remember this correctly and maybe Sam C can help me out here, bob lentini uses 64 bit fixed for his audio engine and has for a long time. just wondering what the differences really are with this vs your floating point in reaper or PT 48 bit fixed etc etc

i mean so many people say they "hear" differences but so many tests null??

just curious what this really means

thanks

10th April 2007	#5
trock Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 1,747	Hi Justin i may be mis stating this but i own reaper and am enjoying it, i also have sonar PE 6 and cubase sx 3 however for the past 2 years i have used SAWstudio, and IF i remember this correctly and maybe Sam C can help me out here, bob lentini uses 64 bit fixed for his audio engine and has for a long time. just wondering what the differences really are with this vs your floating point in reaper or PT 48 bit fixed etc etc i mean so many people say they "hear" differences but so many tests null?? just curious what this really means thanks