Hello,

I want a configuration solution for just stereo recordings (piano). I would submit the problem here.

Equipment involved:

The kilohertz is a unit of alternating current or electromagnetic wave frequency equal to one thousand hertz. The unit is used in measurements of bandwidth, but in audio can also refer to the pitch of a particular tone.

Hi!
My interest is in making Binaural feild recordings. I have had great success using in-ear mirophones and an old min-disc recorder.

I am currently looking to upgrade the way I mix music. Currently, I have a fast track ultra and I'm just using a pair of 50$ monitor headphones. I have done test recordings of 16 bit, 44.1 Khz vs. 24 bit 96 khz recordings, and I cannot hear a shred of difference. (I know my fast track ultra is capable of recording that bit rate). So I'm thinking it's the fact that I use crappy headphones.

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 play the new .wav file in windows media player or VLC the sound is much sharper in pitch nearly a F.

i need a wav sample above 20khz. it needs to be unaudible to human ears.

its for a project that involves making a skull head move its jaw to the wav forms in a DAW. however i can get the results i am trying to without blasting the track. so I'm thinking if i have a track that can be blasted and still not heard, it may work.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to upgrade my mixing console in my studio. I want to get a console that is either analog (with firewire card) or digital that supports 192 kHz sampling. So far, I've only been able to find up to 96 kHz (other than the c|24 by DigiDesign, but I'm using Logic and FireWire).

Currently running Sonar 6, Dell Pentium IV w/ MOTU 828 mkII firewire... and whatever stock sound card my computer has.

Because I'd like to know

Is there any practical reason for a small, home studio to be using 192khz over say 96, or even 44.1? Is that high of a rate really needed or necessary?

Thanks!