philippe_44 wrote: 
> ahah, feels like you're playing Socrates, all this sounds a bit like a
> trick ;)
> 
> I'll make a lot of shortcuts : 16 bits source audio gives you ~6dB/bit =
> 96dB SignalToNoise - SNR (if I remember correctly your old Vinyl is
> 60-70). If you apply soft volume, your SNR will decrease accordingly to
> the ratio you apply, i.e. maybe around ~20dB for mid-volume. You might
> not lose these if you send them to a 24 bits DAC but don't forget that
> now you have an analogue signal which is 10~20 times less (0.05~0.1V
> instead of 1V) and then you have to make sure that that this potential
> benefit is not lost in the rest of your chain (how much noise it brings
> back when amplifying more to get you to a comfortable level).
> 
> So padding does not add anything, there is no extra information created.
> Now if you want to transform (divide) the input, for sure we are back to
> the initial comment that larger integers are needed for interim
> calculation and your 24 bits DAC falls under that. When adding all the
> rest will it be noticeably better... oh well, then this thread should
> probably move to the audiophile one which is not for me :)

lol --socrates -- i`m not that smart dude

nothing sneaky - i was just really wondering -- "how the fck does that
work"

anyway, i have a rough idea ( very rough )

no need to jump through anymore hoops for me

I`m glad you responded in this thread though

i always wondered who was behind these projects and if they really knew
what was going on 

i think you are most likely the real deal, so it makes me confident that
you got this under control and i should just let it fly and enjoy it


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