32-Bit Float Recording

I have worked in Pro Tools for the past 15 years or more and I am currently working on a project that requires Logic Pro. I just realized Logic STILL DOES NOT RECORD IN 32 BIT. This is insane and utterly disappointing. We've decided to switch to Pro Tools for the project for this very reason. My client is now dropping Logic Pro. Horrible development Apple, HORRIBLE.

Just received my new NT1 5th generation and saw that compatibility page in the downloaded user manual. WTAF? This was NOT made clear in ANY of the Rode marketing I saw that drove my decision to buy the mic. I feel misled by Rode and seriously let down by Apple. :(

Absolutely shocked that my new Mac Mini M2Pro running Logic 'Pro' won't be able to record 32 float. WTAF?

These videos are helpful—but they do not deal with audio recorded straight in to Logic. I have just used my Rode NT1 5th Generation—which specifically exports (via USB) in 32-bit float—and my Logic files came out 16 bit and clipped all over the place. The only option I can see available to change was to select 24-bit under the "Recording" menu. That would have helped, but would not have been 32 bit.

Any other intel on this? It's confounding not to be able to find a simple answer anywhere about this.

Rode has no responsibility informing you what applications support 32-recorfding. Also....Logic has never been able to directly record 32-bit tracks. It's not a secret. The mic will still record 24-bit tracks.

Read this, Logic does 32-bit float internally, so you don't have to sweat it, mostly.

logic pro x 32 bit floating - Apple Community

Didn't the newest versions of Logic Pro learn to support 32 Bit float?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6Wthn0Wez4

Update, October 2023:

The chart still reads the same—no (recording) compatibility with Logic. Apple, this pushes me to other software!

Until you knew it would do 32bit in record why didn't you gain stage to be on the safe side?

Or maybe you were making this recording as an experiment.

Logic Pro X (10.8) fully supports 32-bit recording in combination with BWF, CAF or AIFF... ?!