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Thats a sample rate problem, it means your hardware is playing your 44k file at 48k which will raise the pitch, or vice versa will make it lower...close cubase, turn your lexicon off, turn the lexicon ...

Sadly, it's been a while since I've worked in Cubase.
However, it seems to me as though you're recording a 48kHz file, rendering to 44.1, then creating a new file 48kHz file and loading your 44.1 kHz ...

Remy has stated quite a few times that recordings well made in 16/44.1 are difficult to discern from recordings made at higher sample rates especially when reduced to CD format or even worse yet MP3. ...

Okay...
A couple things -
1 - Could you change the size of your screen shot? It's so big that it's making the whole screen all messed up and very hard to read.
2 - Jack is 100% right, you're not r ...

Caveat: I use Cubase LE but I am by no stretch of the imagination an expert in its use.
Old Chinese proverb "A person who is self taught has one sided learning." this certainly applies to me.
The ma ...

Yes Its a D I know it is because I'm looking at a chromatic tuner to be 100% sure I'm playing a in-tune D.

"I record a note (D) on my flute at 24bit - 48KHz, it plays back as the same note in Cubas ...

The track you mixed down did not resample to 44.1. A properly resampled track will play at the same pitch as the original. You perhaps changed the bit rate but not the sample rate. Double or triple ...

Hello,

Does anyone know why this happens: e.g. I record a note (D) on my flute at 24bit - 48KHz, it plays back as the same note in Cubase 4 LE then when I mix the track down to 16bit - 44KHz and pl ...

I looked up some info and found this article to be useful when deciding what type of mic to select:

http://www.tweakheadz.com/microphones_for_the_home_studio.htm

Let me know if it helps!!!

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Other resources for you involve checking out the "Books to Read" link on every post. My personal favorite is from Yamaha, The Sound Reinforcement Handbook by Gary Davis.

Ultimately you will spend ...

OK, I've made my first recording. Its an extract from a piece called "Eanach Dhúin" Now bear in mind this is my first recording and I still dont know where to position the mic to record a low whistle ...

Does anyone here have any experience recording Flutes, Clarinets and or Saxophones?

Yes. Techniques will vary depending on style of playing, solo or ensemble, room, mood, etc.

Its just me in m ...

Its all here, I've spent the day playing with all the new hardware and software. I am having so much fun, the quality of the recording is far superior to anything I was getting before, Learning how to ...

Sm58 > MXL Mic mate>Computer will work fine, phantom power does not interfere with dynamic mics. When I suggested the Icicle I was under the mistaken impression that this device offered monitor ...

OK so I need a MXL Mic Mate Dynamic for a Dynamic Microphone (that seems fairly simple)

What do people here think of the T.BONE SC400?