saw 的 64bit定點...
* the bit depth of the internal processing math (which can either be floating point or fixed point). What this means is how many digits calculations occur at - bigger bit depths (i.e. more digits to work with) means more precise calculations. SAW uses 64bit fixed point math for its multiplication and division. Most other native PC based DAW apps use 32bit floating point for this. The SAWStudio built in eq, the Anwida and JMS Audioware SAW native plugins, and some of the filter codes used in the Sonoris SAW native plugins use 64bit floating point math.
* the bit depth of the returned figures after a DSP has been performed - i.e. after a signal process is done, how many digits are passed to the next signal process prior to output. In SAW this is at 32bit fixed point using the full DWORD. With most other PC based DAW appps this is a 24bit + 8bit mantissa 32bit IEEE floating point file.
[ 本帖最后由 himhui 于 07-9-10 14:47 编辑 ]