I know pro tools LE is 24 bit/ 96kHz.

I was thinking of switching to Logic that can record at 24 bit/192kHz.

Does it make that big of a difference?

Help me out please.

How do I choose the correct sample rate and latency when using a laptop PC, Cubase LE and a PreSonus firebox? I'm not sure how to find my sample rate in Cubase either. Please Help Someone!

Hi,

I've been running Logic 5.5 quite happily now for over 2 years, since starting work in a studio and wanting to be compatible with everone else without buying a Mac.

Always wanting to make my audio machine faster and better, I recently bought a 150GB Western Digital Raptor, 10k rpm SATA drive. ("the fastest non-SCSI drive available")

sometimes ill pic the highest rate and when i hear it back on my windows media player its all slow? my interface is a Tascam FW1804 and i run it with Nuendo.
thanks!
and what format is the best format?
ThANKS!

hi, i've been reading through threads that debate the difference in recording different sample rates and i have a question. i'm a beginner, so i might be in over my head, so forgive me if this is a dumb question (i know, no dumb questions just dump people ).

Sorry if this has been discussed.

Just curious.What bit depth/SR and why?I just Read the interview in TapeOp (Marc Aubort, nice article!) and it got me thinking..He still records at 16 bit. Ethan Winer does too, if I recall correctly.

i tried opening a session i did at the studio, and i wasn't aware that they recorded at 88.2. is there any trick or way i can open this session on my mbox? obvioiusly if not, i'll have to go back and get the tracks consolidated etc... booo

thanks,
jeff

Hey everyone...first ofall sorry about the bad english
I'm from israel...
anyway, I use pro-tools le 6.9 in my studio.
I usaly record on a sample rate of 88/24 bit and having realy

hello

I have some older sessions in 16-bit 44.1 kHz. i am going to re-track the vocals for the sessions using newer equipment which is capable of 24-bit up to 96 kHz.

Is there any benefit to converting the 16-bit audio into 24-bit and work in a new 24-bit session (44.1) for recording vocals?

or should i leave it in 16-bit, and record the vocals at 16-bit depth?

i just purchased an echo layla g3 and when y play any mp3 sounds really slow like a vinyl in slow motion. i checked the sample rate and it doesnt sound ok until i drop de sample rate to 3200. but that trick doesnt work for my recording software "nuendo" version 1.5.3.