Currently running Sonar 6, Dell Pentium IV w/ MOTU 828 mkII firewire... and whatever stock sound card my computer has.

iv been researching a little for expanding my recording set up. iv noticed that on the digimax fs, if i wanted to record at 96k through ADAT i would need two cables, but how would i connect that to a 003? the 003 only has one ADAT in.
i might have this wrong, I'm just curious.

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

I have a PreSonus DIGIMAX that I would like to run all 8-ADAT inputs into an interface that will accept them at 96k (if at all possible). I also want the interface to have a few of it's own inputs and even a second ADAT input. I have a Sony Vaio PC with Windows XP Media Center and I use Cubase SX3, so it will have to be compatable with all of those.

I assume there have been ample discussions of this in the past, but I cannot find any applicable threads to read using the search feature of this forum. Can anyone point me to these discussions?

If for whatever reason the discussion gets restarted here, these are my thoughts/assumptions:

I assume that higher resolution means better sound quality.

Hi,
I'm putting together a PC/DAW, it's my first build and i keep going 'round in circles.
If possible, i'd like a dual-boot system, one boot as windows xp pro (32 bit) and the other either XP pro-64 or Vista 64 (to run Sonar 6)

my hardware is.

maybe it's a remedial question, but why aren't there 32 bit and above PCM converters, why does it just jump from 24 to delta sigma

what do you guys think is a better set-up for a DAW, does anyone know whether Software like Sonar or CUBASE take advantage of the 64bit technology? i heard a lot of older software out there will run on a 64bit processor as a 32 bit process, and not get done any faster?

hi all :)

all stuff producers will tell you that recording at 4872394879bit sampling rate is what you truly need to sleep well and have great success with girls...but...who really need high bitrate sampling?
Which is the REAL difference between recording at 16 or 24?

hi, i've been reading through threads that debate the difference in recording different sample rates and i have a question. i'm a beginner, so i might be in over my head, so forgive me if this is a dumb question (i know, no dumb questions just dump people ).