sample rate

Hello everyone. I’ve completely torn my hair out. This problem is so frustrating that this is my first time ever asking for help and advice on a message board. Here’s what I’m using. Studio one 5, an Avid Eleven Rack as my recording interface, this is connected to my recording computer which is an hp z602 with 96 gigs of ram and 2 e5 Xeon processors. This is connected to a Wavessound grid server. Somehow when I was recording a song, Studio one was set to 48k sample rate but my interface and the sound grid weren’t. I believe they were at 44.

Hi gang,

I've been listening to this youtube channel for a few weeks and it's been twice that this subject as been discussed.
In the video he clearly demonstrate a reason why you'd want to run at higher sample rate or carefully use plugins that has oversampling..

I hope to get your opinion on this.. ;)

Hello

I have a group of Cubase projects in 44.100/24 bit.
They consist of mainly midi tracks of strings, drums, bass ( mostly VST Kontakt libraries) and a a few wav tracks of looped material.
This projects should function as basic tracks for a recording session when vocals, guitar and piano will be recorded.

Let's say I wish to record the vocals and live instruments at 96KHz or higher, what path do you suggest?

I'm thinking of exporting each midi tracks into 96KHz stereo wav files.

What is your "go-to" SR when multi tracking on your DAW?

Feel free to post comments explaining your answer.

I'm wondering whether you always recording with Highest Sample Rate? Or... 44.1 will do?

hey I've been looking into BFD 3 closely while its %50 off. When I looked on google someone in a forum said that BFD 3 samples were recorded at 44.1, so the computer has to re-sample in real time when your using it st any other sample rate in a session.

I was under an assumption that the sample sets in vsti were done at each sample rate supported by the pluggin, as opposed to re calculated in realtime. Is this the common way in most vsti?

The title says it all really...

http://www.trustmeimascientist.com/2013/02/04/the-science-of-sample-rates-when-higher-is-better-and-when-it-isn't/

Which sampling rate do you most commonly use when recording?

Please don't include mix projects which come to you where the SR is set by the client's project/files...

I'm talking about when you begin recording a new project.

along with your vote, comments -like bit resolution choices - are also more than welcome.

;)

An interesting read on 96k vs 44.1k sample rates and up sampling.

http://www.timdolbe…"]TI'm Dolbear's Sound Advice: 96k vs 44.1k sample rates, my real life test.[/]="http://www.timdolbe…"]TI'm Dolbear's Sound Advice: 96k vs 44.1k sample rates, my real life test.[/]