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vudoo · 23rd April 2005

I just finish mixing a few tunes that was recorded in 24 bits/ 48 Khz. All the mixing was done with PT HD using very few plugs and cool outboard gear. Now, what's the best way to convert it to 44Khz.
I've tried the PT, Samplitude, Sequoia SRC..and they all do things to the audio that i'm not too crazy about.
What are your suggestions ??? BTW, matering to tape is lovely but not an option for this project because of budget. Thanks.

PS. Maybe this is just me, but i still wonder what's the advantage of using 48k ( other than for post prod )...you loose so much more from converting to 44K than if you were to record in 44k to start out with.
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23rd April 2005	#1
vudoo Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 749 Thread Starter	Best way to convert 48-44 in PT HD I just finish mixing a few tunes that was recorded in 24 bits/ 48 Khz. All the mixing was done with PT HD using very few plugs and cool outboard gear. Now, what's the best way to convert it to 44Khz. I've tried the PT, Samplitude, Sequoia SRC..and they all do things to the audio that i'm not too crazy about. What are your suggestions ??? BTW, matering to tape is lovely but not an option for this project because of budget. Thanks. PS. Maybe this is just me, but i still wonder what's the advantage of using 48k ( other than for post prod )...you loose so much more from converting to 44K than if you were to record in 44k to start out with. Report message to a moderator