A CD24 is a special kind of Compact Disc that can be made and played by the Alesis MasterLink. It allows you to store audio at higher sample rates (up to 96kHz) and word lengths (up to 24-bits) than is allowed by the standard consumer “Red Book” CD format (16-bit/44.1kHz). A CD24 can also be played in a computer’s CD-ROM drive because it follows the common PC and Mac-compatible CD-ROM standard ISO 9660. Also, the audio files on the disc follow AIFF format, which is readable by almost any audio software available today.
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