"1. The most common claim you'll hear when it comes to 32-bit float audio is that it removes the need to ever set levels,
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3. 16 digital bits (naturally) that can describe 65,536 audio amplitude levels
4. 24-bit audio, meanwhile, can record over 16.7 _million_ distinct levels
5. Under 32-bit float, a much wider range of audio values can be recorded. Vastly more than if there were simply eight new bits to play with.
6. 16-bit audio is capable of recording sound with a dynamic range of up to 96.3 decibels. 24-bit audio recordings can capture a dynamic range of up to 144.5 dB. Meanwhile, 32-bit float audio can capture the absolutely ludicrous range of up to 1,528 dB.
7. Some recorders will apply somewhere between 30 and 90 decibels of gain," NAME_3 explains. "That's good when you have a quiet scene where two people are whispering. So you may crank up the dial on the recorder to let's say, plus 60 [decibels]. So now when someone decides to yell, between 60 and 145, that's not a lot of dynamic range."
8. When you're recording in a 32-bit format, there is no volume knob, it essentially just creates a mathematical chart of data that it can then interpolate in postproduction.
9. 32-bit recordings, though they are a bit overblown. In general, you can expect 32-bit audio to be about 33 percent larger than 24-bit recordings"

Given a set of raw notes structured as follows:

- Overall Header
- Main Idea 1
- Sub-notes relating to Main Idea 1
- Main Idea 2
- Sub-notes relating to Main Idea 2
- Main Idea 3
- Sub-notes relating to Main Idea 3
- ...and so on

Create a neatly formatted and cohesive document, maintaining the overall structure, but providing the following enhancements:

1. Develop a concise and informative overall header, under 15 words, that effectively captures the main themes of the document.
2. For each main idea:
   - Expand upon the notes to provide a detailed explanation or analysis of the main idea, using full sentences and proper grammar.
   - Ensure each main idea and its corresponding notes are clearly separated and organized for easy understanding.
   - Provide smooth transitions between each main idea to ensure a cohesive flow of information.
3. Incorporate any available authoritative sources or references into the text to support the main ideas.
4. Use real-world examples where applicable to illustrate the main ideas.
5. Conclude with a brief summary of the main ideas, highlighting any key takeaways or point