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The A20-Mini wireless microphone transmitter is the industry’s first and only transmitter which features built-in 32-bit floating point recording. This is very significant: with 32-bit float recorded files, audio gain decisions can be fully made after recording. This may sound provocative to an experienced sound engineer. Prior to 32-bit float recordings, the recorder’s microphone preamp […]
Many customers ask, “Why not use a compressor or limiter to capture higher dynamic range signals instead of using 32-bit float recording?” Though the comparison is that of two very different technologies–dynamics processing vs a recording system/format–the question is valid since both affect the dynamic range of a recording.
REEDSBURG, WI, MARCH 16, 2020 – Sound Devices has released an ASIO driver capable of streaming 32-bit float USB audio to compatible DAWs on Windows 10.
The MixPre II Series are the industry’s first and only USB audio interfaces to offer 32-bit floating point audio for MacOS Catalina and Windows 10.¹ Audio inputs on the MixPre appear as 32-bit floating point audio sources to a DAW for recording and mixing. DAW software can output 32-bit floating point audio back to the […]
Join us for an overview using the MixPre II as a 32-bit float USB audio interface.
REEDSBURG, WIS., JANUARY 14, 2020 – Sound Devices is pleased to announce firmware version 6.00 for all MixPre Series portable audio recorders and USB interfaces. Firmware v6.00 introduces 32-bit float USB audio streaming for the MixPre II Series. As a result, the MixPre-3 II, MixPre-6 II, and MixPre-10 II are the only USB audio interfaces […]