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.:Wyze Loc:.
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just started using audition for recording, need to know what sample rates are for?
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.:Wyze Loc:.
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hmmm...
so the higher the sample rate...the better the quality?
so i should put the sample rate to its highest?
so the higher the sample rate...the better the quality?
so i should put the sample rate to its highest?
MadAudio
Damned if I do
EDITED:.:Wyze Loc:. said:
That all depends. If you're doing a home recording and the final product is going to be a CD, your best bet would be 44.1 kHz sample rate at a bit depth of 24 (assuming your sound card can do 24-bit). If you're doing audio for a DVD, you want the sample rate to be 48 kHz.
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.:Wyze Loc:.
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MadAudio said:
ok
yea im doing home recording for my vocals.
how do i get these settings in audition?
peritus
The not fountain head
Your manual should say... If you don't have one... Try F1...
lpdeluxe
The Precision Bass Guy
When you open Audition, go to File/New Session and a box will come up that allows you to set the sampling rate and bit depth.
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.:Wyze Loc:.
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then whats a good setting to record my vocals?
peritus
The not fountain head
Honestly, 44.1k and 16-bit is the simplest and most accessible way to record your vocals (mainly because those are the same specs as a compact disc). However, if the quality is unsatisfying, then up the bit and sample rates (but after your production you can always "export" to 44.1k / 16-bit to burn your CDs. Experiment if you have the time...