I can't explain, you just have to watch.

Has this been answered before? I have this included into our future wiki section but it doesn't really explain what it means to us:
http://recording.org/showthread.php?45913-Floating-Point

What does 32-bit, floating point internal processing mean to us?

Does anyone know when Logic Pro will start support 32 bit floating point format ?
I know Cubase, nuendo, wavelab do .

Import a music track into a 32bit float engine audio software
Put 2 gainer plugins on the track and lower the first gainer by 143dB
boost the second gainer by 143 dB
Listen, it sounds exactly the same.
And now compare it with the same track phase inverted: silence.

32bit Float to 24bit fixed?

Maybe some of you experts (technically or experience/ear wise) can tell clear up some possible misinformation that I have read lately. Sorry if this posts twice, I tried to post before and it didn't show up for some reason.

1)32 bit Float doesn't do what it says it does (always land at 24 bits), and that 48 bit fixed (Pro Tools) method is better. Whats the reality?