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Patrick108
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Hi:
I am currently using Sony Acid Music 9.0 software for recording. I am considering getting a second generation PC recording interface box from Focusrite. The specs indicate pre-amp frequency range of between 20Hz and 20kHz which, to me, is pretty decent.
However, the Acid Music software itself has graphic equalization that goes up to 15kHz only. My question is, does that mean that the software will not accept or record signals above 15kHz (which will be a bummer) or is it that the graphic equalization on the software can only adjust sounds up to 15kHz but would still accommodate (i.e. record normally) signals above 15kHz with no problem? What I am getting at is that I want to be sure that the Acid Music software does not limit signals from the interface box to 15kHz and "kick out" the signals above 15kHz up to 20kHz that will come from the interface box. May be a dumb question, but just want some clarity about this. Thank you.
Patrick
I am currently using Sony Acid Music 9.0 software for recording. I am considering getting a second generation PC recording interface box from Focusrite. The specs indicate pre-amp frequency range of between 20Hz and 20kHz which, to me, is pretty decent.
However, the Acid Music software itself has graphic equalization that goes up to 15kHz only. My question is, does that mean that the software will not accept or record signals above 15kHz (which will be a bummer) or is it that the graphic equalization on the software can only adjust sounds up to 15kHz but would still accommodate (i.e. record normally) signals above 15kHz with no problem? What I am getting at is that I want to be sure that the Acid Music software does not limit signals from the interface box to 15kHz and "kick out" the signals above 15kHz up to 20kHz that will come from the interface box. May be a dumb question, but just want some clarity about this. Thank you.
Patrick