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djclueveli
New member
for the people who use firepods, what sample rate do you use to record vocals?
gecko zzed
Grumpy Mod
i use 44.1. there are many reasons why you would want to use higher rates, but at the level i'm operating, the differences are marginal, and i save space and time
ecktronic
Mixing and Mastering.
I use 96k
You should still get good and even great results from 44.1k
Eck
You should still get good and even great results from 44.1k
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djclueveli
New member
what do u use to convert your 96k to 44k
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fivesixonesk8er
New member
You also have to think of where the song is going and what its for. If its a demo to put online or a little promo recording, 44 is fine. If you are going to record a full CD, I would recomend recording at 96k......
BRIEFCASEMANX
Winner chicken dinner!
I record vocals at whatever sample rate the rest of the song is in!
But yeah, 44.1
But yeah, 44.1
ecktronic
Mixing and Mastering.
I use Cubase SX3.
I would tend to record at 96k and then convert to 44.1k to mix.
My computer cant handle anything above 44.1k for mixing, but it seems to handle 44.1k very well allowing me to use like 60 channels with loads of plug-ins on the channels, and lots and lots of bussing.
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On A Budget
Go on, push the button
record pretty much everything at 96K.
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djclueveli
New member
what do you use to convert from 96k to 44k? and do you just record the vocals at 96k and convert right away before you even mix them and just mix them in a 44k project?
Benyah
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Whats the point of recording at 96k and then converting to 44.1?!?
ecktronic
Mixing and Mastering.
Same idea as recording at 24bit then converting to 16bit for CD, and same idea as recording at 96k and converting to 44.1k for CD.
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