[linux-audio-user] 96K

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Matthew Barber:
> 
> ->My impression is that the more maths an audio professional knows, the
> more
> sure the audio professional is that higher sampling rates is a
> bad thing. (unless you are recording sounds that is later going to be 
> downsampled a lot of course)
> 
> Perhaps its impossible for us non-skilled-mathematicians to
> understand properly why 96 kHz is a bad thing...<-
> 
> 
> 
> One thing 96K provides is plenty of headroom for aliasing if you're
> doing some kind of novel synthesis technique that tends to generate tons
> of high partials... the 24 bits are nice, too.
> 

I was actually just thinking about 96kHz for recording/playback, not
processing. I guess I lost the context of the discussion.

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