do you know guys how to config this card to work with 96000 hz ???
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do you know guys how to config this card to work with 96000 hz ???
this will probably put 2 much stress on yer HD/ CPU/RAM and Soundcard with no hearable difference from working on a "much more than necessary" 24bits 48Khz!!
Does the sound card support that sample rate? that should b the first thing 2 check!
Z
I know a professional audio engineer who goes red and rants for hours whenever anyone mentions working at 48khz.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Ze MigL
The theory is that you will almost always have to resample to 44.1khz at some point post production and the distortion/loss of quality resulting from resampling is far worse than if you just started out at 44.1khz in the first place.
working at 24bit if fine though as it is a direct and easy multiple of 16bit (8bits more means 256 times more 'vertical' resolution)
I think 96khz is overkill, unless your doing some mad bat-science or something
it's true about the sample rate. But I only do one resample.. at the end. 48khz definatl moves the Nyquist freq. above any perception... that's my prefered way. Bit like having a better resolution and less quantization if u work straight with 32 bits float. But this is a bit overkill 4 my setup... for now I really can't b bothered 4 the marginal gain! But again that's just me!
Z
hmmm, maybe ur right, but i really want to listen how 96 sounds on synths. i can config card to 96 khz but when i switch form 44.1 to 96 track extremly pitches up. only with cubase this problem happens.
that's the thing U have 2 have all your audio files converted 2 96KHz.
Then U can have a project at 96khz.
What u doing is a bit like playing a 33.3 rpm record and then changing the speed of the deck 2 78rpm!
PS - U won't hear any difference if u "upsample", it's a bit like having a black and white foto and then seeing that foto on a colour TV, .. U'll b able 2 see it no prob, but it will still b black and white.
Increasing the sample rate 2 something already recorded with an inferior sample rate won't add any quality at all!
PS - Anyways U won't notice any difference between 96 and 48.. it ain't humanly possible. If u do notice any differences it will b due 2 the extra heavy processing necessary!
Z
thx Z dude. it really works :) damn, now i'm happy after 2,5 days of trying to configure cubase. hihii .
lol... we rock @ Blackout! ;)
Z