What sample rate do you work at?
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What sample rate do you work at?
I've found 96khz to be a bit of a sweet spot in the past, 192khz sounds nice but for some reason not as pleasing to my ears as 96khz. Though lately I don't know if my hearing is just fucked or what now but i'm not noticing as big a difference between 96khz and 44.1khz as I used to, and as 44.1 takes up WAAAAY less space on my hard drive and consumes way less CPU I was wondering what most of you worked at?
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Re: What sample rate do you work at?
48k
probably could be working in 44.1
but i'm not
probably could be working in 44.1
but i'm not

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Re: What sample rate do you work at?
44.1
Industry standard innit.
Industry standard innit.
Re: What sample rate do you work at?
That.paravrais wrote:44.1
Industry standard innit.
Re: What sample rate do you work at?
24bit / 44.1
Re: What sample rate do you work at?
No need to do anything over 44.1 unless you are recording some very high frequency stuff and want to avoid aliasing.
Re: What sample rate do you work at?
brostep?gnome wrote:No need to do anything over 44.1 unless you are recording some very high frequency stuff and want to avoid aliasing.
forthcoming 12", spring/summer 2015:Legend4ry wrote:Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air.
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