19/08/2026
Do you record audio?👇
If you've ever used a RØDE wireless pro in 32bit float and wonder what it's actually doing, this one's for you!
Bit depth in audio equals dynamic range. If you need to record both quiet and loud sounds you will want a lot of dynamic range!
32 Bit float has this in abundance.
In fact it's basically impossible to clip 32bit float audio. (Although you can still clip the physical limitations of a microphone)
If you're monitoring your audio levels all the time and have the ability to quickly change gain on the fly, this might not be a huge issue for you. However if you like to set and forget - this might just be your new best friend.
Have you used 32Bit float before?
Let me know!