32-bit floating point is a digital audio format that offers an incredibly wide dynamic range—over 1500 dB. That means you can record whisper-quiet sounds and explosive peaks without distortion in the same recording, as long as your equipment can handle it. You will need a 32-bit recorder or a 32-bit audio interface, and any favorite outboards/preamps are of no use when working with 32-bit recordings

If you have ordered several scripts in a project they need to be recorded in the same session. If a script is not ready and you will need...

If you are updating an older project where your audio files were exported with the old LUFS preset noise reduction algorithm, follow...