24bit192khz

24bit192kHz is a term used in the field of digital audio to describe a specific configuration of audio data. The "24bit" refers to the bit depth, which is the number of bits used to represent each sample of audio data. A bit depth of 24 bits means that each sample can take on one of 2^24 (approximately 16.8 million) different values, providing a high level of dynamic range and precision in the audio signal.

The "192kHz" refers to the sampling rate, which is the number of samples taken per second. A sampling rate of 192 kHz means that 192,000 samples are taken each second. This high sampling rate is capable of capturing a wide range of frequencies, including those above the standard human hearing range, which is typically considered to be up to 20 kHz.

Together, 24bit192kHz represents a high-resolution audio format that is often used in professional audio applications, such as mastering, mixing, and archiving. This format is capable of capturing a wide dynamic range and a broad frequency spectrum, making it suitable for high-fidelity audio reproduction. However, it also requires significant storage space and processing power, which can be a consideration for some applications.