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mandrum
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Does anyony know why the noise floor goes from nearly invisable to a constant underwater like crackle when I record at 92khz, as opposed to 48khz??
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NYMorningstar
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Because when you record at 92 you are under water?. I know when peeps call me on cheap cell phones they sound like they're under water, go figure.
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NYMorningstar
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Maybe your soundcard?
mshilarious
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Because 92kHz isn't a standard sample rate 
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Assuming he means 96k, that's a video rate also.
Could mean that (A) your computer can't handle it, (B) if you're actually at 92k it might be confusing something that's running at a different rate, (C) your converters sound like crap at 96k (wouldn't be the first, certainly won't be the last).
Could mean that (A) your computer can't handle it, (B) if you're actually at 92k it might be confusing something that's running at a different rate, (C) your converters sound like crap at 96k (wouldn't be the first, certainly won't be the last).
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TimOBrien
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Maybe because your "Hi-Definition" onboard soundcard with 40 cents worth of chips and ASIO4all really isn't up to the job....
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mandrum
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Thanks for the replies guys, yeah, massive was right, my computer was struggling!