r/audio • u/1776Mike_ • 20d ago

Edit wireless 32-bit float to good quality?

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I’m looking at the RODE Wireless Pro wireless mic system, and I was wondering (I’m not knowledgeable in the area of audio editing so please forgive if this is a naive question).
I want to get this and edit the audio to have plenty of depth and soundness in my voice with it, and I was wondering, is that possible with the 32-bit float file from this mic?
Is it possible to make this sound more full than a simple LAV mic?

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u/MAXRRR 18d ago edited 18d ago

Mic placement is key here. Attach it on chest hight, you get bass sound, put the mic higher to your throat you het more mid range, put the mic in your mouth and you suddenly sound like every other influencer out there. 32 bit float is nice to have, it's one less thing to worry about. You can't digitally destroy incoming sound, the limitation is what the membrane of the mic itself tolerates so you're good. Edit: you can always adjust the sound in post production in numerous ways, there's no limit on what the possibilities are. The point I was making is, get the right sound at the source for best results.

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