Whats the highest kbps a song (or any sound file) can go up to?
the highest kbps i've seen is 1431kbps
>>57005111
3 or 4, maybe 8 if everything works right
>>57005225
3,4 or 8 what?
>>57005244
3, 4, or 8
>>57005244
Sps of course
>>57005111
>18 Mbit/s – advanced lossless audio codec based on Meridian Lossless Packing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_rate#Other_audio
OPs bitrate is uncompressed PCM 16bit/48Khz.
32bit/192Khz is 8 times bigger.
>>57005111
there's no hard limit on how big a sample depth or rate can be
as far as what humans can perceive, 16bit/44.1KHz like what CDs use covers it pretty well, and that's 1411.2kbps raw/uncompressed (as in, can't be bigger with those specifications)
>>57005111
Kbps is retarded it means nothing unless you want an mp3 for streaming. Sample rate is how many samples over how refined of a bit grid. Audio is mastered at
96khz 24bit. So thats 3072
>>57005248
maybe even 12
>>57005328
While 44khz prevents aliasing from happening in the human audible range, your noise floor is lower and more dynamic at 96k
>>57005486
pretty sure sample rate has no effect on the noise floor, only sample depth
>>57005244
Basically if it is 4 then the fidelity of the track goes up by 2.5 at 48 of those
>>57005111
The largest kbps is about 45,000,000,000.
Although computer engineers suspect that there may be even larger kbps.
>>57005561
Kek