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Should I record 24bit 96khz and then dither down for distribution?
You should always record at the highest possible settings (imho). I see no reason not to since storage is so cheap these days, plus you're future-proofing your library as well as technology allows.
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How to clean a digitally-distorted recording?
Try the Waves Restoration tools. X-Click and X-Crackle are your friend for repairing transient distortion and digital (or analog) clicks and static. I believe there is a demo available.
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