There are no 32-bit analog to digital converters. Actually, I believe there are no true 24-bit converters either. Most DAWs allow 32-bit data storage. It's needed in those applications because of DSP processing both past and anticipated.
Is this the highest realm - 32bit sound -
read somewhere that the hype about playing CDs, ripping them into wav ect ... stems frm the potential of playing the files in an upsample format - 32bit - where more can be heard ...
coorect me if i am wrong but understand that current highest possible is 24/192khz on Red book CDP?
how can a notebook do what the expensive CDP can't??