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Originally Posted by wxq99  -110db is audible if you use some high quality monitor. And dont forget the noise will accumulate during the mixing session, so if you do lot's processing, after mixed the whole session, you may hear the difference. |
thanks, i guess i'm thinking of it in a mastering context though.
but even at that, I think my tinnitus kicks in just above -110!
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Originally Posted by wxq99 so I think if are working on CD medium, you can try upsampling to 176.4KHz and resampling to 88.2KHz during the analog procession if you pay attention to the quality. |
i'm not sure that scenario would work for me as both my analog and digital
processing are running in the same session.
I've already done some tests on tracks were the original sample rate was 44.1, were I upsampled to 88.2 and then ran sessions at both sample rates to produce two 16/44.1 files.
There were certainly differences between the two resulting files, but in the context of the material, i wouldn't say the 88.2 version was always better sounding, only different.
But I appreciate not all SRC's are of a high quality.