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AhmedTaburov
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Posted : Jun 13, 2004 18:06
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A question about sample rates/bit depths:Is it right to work only with 16/44.1 material?A lot of people say that the higher the numbers the higher the quality.But in the end we export our project in 16/44.1.So when I change a file from 16/44.1 to,let's say 32/96 then back to 16/44.1 for burning is the .WAV become of better quality?I read the same question (and an answer) in the CM magazine but they confused me even more...And another thing-the higher the numbers the higher the space they take!So after all this confusion I got a way to handle it:I use audio tracks (in Cubase & FL)in 32/96 but the final work I'll export in 16/44.1...What do you think?Is it really necessary?Or 16/44.1 is good,I mean why mess with the files all the time...THNX!
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eliran17
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Posted : Jun 13, 2004 19:32
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u'r not mistaken you work on a project in a 16/41.1
mode and export it in the same status so i think you shouldnt export it into 32/96.
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EYB
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Posted : Jun 13, 2004 19:58
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I am working with FL and when i export some midi stuff to use it then as audio, i usally export in 32 bit too.
But at the final mixdown i use 16/44.
I am working in fl with 16/48.
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kukan-dub-lagan/ItaiTaiko
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Posted : Jun 13, 2004 20:34
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start in the high quality.it will be hear in your tracks.for sure.
just in the end final mix doen need to be on 16 bit/44.1 and that becasue most of the players out there will play your tracks only in that rate-what to do.
until the future will come with the machins we will still export in 16/44.1.
the c.d players -most of them-work in that rate and bit.
i know that i work allways in the high quality and you can hear it in my tracks...
hope it help
cheers
hope it help
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br0d
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Posted : Jun 13, 2004 21:57
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IMO 24 bit is your best bet. 16 is slightly lossy, and 32 is overkill. Most soundcards only have 20 bit A/D converters to begin with. Working at 16 won't ruin your music though, it'll just make it a tiny bit harsher. Plenty of people do it. |
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