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Postby walding » Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:09 pm

musikwerks wrote:Chiming in a little late but man.... 192? And it's going to wind up on iTunes right?

I'm putting a project together now and if it wasn't for the Blu Ray component that forces me to go 24/96 I can promise you I'd be doing it at 24/48 (DVD).


Good point.

Winding up at a 128kbp Mp3 file ripped in windows media program (shudders) should negate ALL benefits and don't get me started on crap space players either....................
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Postby NYMo » Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:51 pm

Hi there,

Ok..just installed Reaper (Mac) for the session tonite...crashed in less than a minute..ulp !!
(Back to PT for me :)

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Postby NYMo » Wed Jul 29, 2009 11:03 am

Hi there,

Just as an addendum to last nites session....everything went off without a hitch using PT.

He had 2 stems @ 192k.... drums and guitars / string backing.. i recorded about 8 tracks of vocal takes.

Interestingly when I bought up the 192k stuff he said he could *hear the difference between
96 and 192k* and the 192 *helps with accuracy of the panning * (mezed)

As usual, I learn something new everyday ;-)

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Postby Kurt » Wed Jul 29, 2009 11:08 am

Drums, guitars and strings do tend to sound different to vocals....

NYMo wrote:Hi there,

Just as an addendum to last nites session....everything went off without a hitch using PT.

He had 2 stems @ 192k.... drums and guitars / string backing.. i recorded about 8 tracks of vocal takes.

Interestingly when I bought up the 192k stuff he said he could *hear the difference between
96 and 192k* and the 192 *helps with accuracy of the panning * (mezed)

As usual, I learn something new everyday ;-)

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Postby jkhuri44 » Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:38 pm

192 THOUSAND thingos.....thats accurate as all hell!
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