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Original Message 1/4 22-Nov-04 @ 02:25 PM - bouncin bit rates

Dominic

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If I'm bouncin 24 bit audio from reason for use in Logic, do I choose 24 bit 44.1khz or 48khz, or what? The 24 bit I undertand but not the right khz to choose. Please advise. Ta.

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Message 2/4 22-Nov-04 @ 02:49 PM - RE: bouncin bit rates

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up to you.

had this duscussion the other day, .. ended up agreeing on 24bit 44khz for recording from a mic coz all i wanted was more headroom and it's all going to end up at 44 khz on a cd anyway.

88khz to 44khz is debateably better than 96khz > to 44khz conversion

48khz ? DAT IS DEAD!

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Message 3/4 22-Nov-04 @ 03:28 PM - RE: bouncin bit rates

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Message 4/4 22-Nov-04 @ 05:03 PM - RE: bouncin bit rates

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yeah 48k still abounds in film due to its easy divisibility into 24 frames.

But to answer your question, use 44 to bounce down, as this is your final format (CD, right?) specification.

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