48K tracks in 44.1 PT session - what to do now?

[Flora]

Hi all,

I mistakenly recorded a lot of tracks in a 44.1 session at 48k. Yeah, I know that was stupid - but I'm wondering if there is anyway to get all these files getting along at 44.1 so that I can bounce and have my bounces be at the proper speed. Ina few cases there are some actual 44.1 tracks but most of the sessions were all recorded with the converters set at 48 but the session at 44.1. I guess in the worst case scenario, I can send the stereo mix out to a DAT or something but that would really be a drag given that Ive got about 30 of these short little pieces and they will probably be getting tweaked a lot over time.

Any help is much appreciated

[s0nguy]

Originally Posted by Flora

Hi all,

I mistakenly recorded a lot of tracks in a 44.1 session at 48k. Yeah, I know that was stupid - but I'm wondering if there is anyway to get all these files getting along at 44.1 so that I can bounce and have my bounces be at the proper speed. Ina few cases there are some actual 44.1 tracks but most of the sessions were all recorded with the converters set at 48 but the session at 44.1. I guess in the worst case scenario, I can send the stereo mix out to a DAT or something but that would really be a drag given that Ive got about 30 of these short little pieces and they will probably be getting tweaked a lot over time.

Any help is much appreciated

Go to http://www.railjonrogut.com/ and get the Header investigator program. Its free. Itll remap all of your 48k to 44.1 or vice versa.. I did the same thing a few weeks ago and this little program did the trick.

-S0nguy

[Flora]

Wow- thanks for that tip. Thats looks like exactly what I need. BUT - it looks like thats for PC, right? I need to find something for my Mac G4 that can handle SDII.
Does anyone know of such a program?