Pulse Code Modulation and DUBturbo
Monday, October 31st, 2011
DUB turbo software uses Pulse Code Modulation as a way to represent analog signals in a digital format. This has become the standard way audio signals are formatted with digital music production and other computer related applications. Bit depth and sampling rate are two technical aspects of Pulse Code Modulation. It is not necessary to know all the details, but in general, the higher the values, the higher the quality of the signal. Devices known as analog to digital converters are usually used to process the signal. The analog signal can be processed in a number of ways including amplitude compression. After the signal is digitized it can also be subjected to digital data compression so the signal uses less bandwidth and takes up less file space. It is not necessary to master all of this technical information to record, edit and, play your music. The software knows what it is doing and so that allows you to concentrate on turning your ideas into high quality tracks.