24bitääntä
24bitääntä is a Finnish term that translates to "24-bit sound" or "24-bit audio." It refers to a digital audio format that utilizes a bit depth of 24 bits per sample. Bit depth determines the resolution of a digital audio signal, essentially how many possible values can be used to represent the amplitude of the sound wave at each sample point. A higher bit depth allows for a wider dynamic range and a lower noise floor compared to lower bit depths like 16-bit, which is standard for CDs.
In practical terms, 24-bit audio can capture more subtle details and nuances in a recording, offering a
While the human ear's ability to perceive the full benefit of 24-bit audio over 16-bit is debated,