Let's say you've got a batch of raw sounds you're working on for your library, making versions of them that are more 'production ready.' Let's say that these sounds are 44.1 KHz / …

Lots of us record at at 192k for the 4x sample rate improvement, but how does that translate to a more useful or flexible sound file? According to Tim Prebble, plug-ins are more ef …

Hi, I was wondering lately about differences in samplerates of wellknown sound libraries. Why does Sound Ideas, or other sound sellers, still deliver their libraries at 44.1 kHz i …

First question so apologies if it's not up to scratch. Feel free to let me know :) I'm wondering what sample rate you like to record at and what the sample rate generally is of an …

Hi, when working on sound design for video in Logic 9, i use a project template with a sampling rate set at 48000khz. the source material i use vary in sample rate, hence i need t …

Here's something I never thought I'd do here... ask a question related to my day job. :D I'm a technician in a nursing simulation lab -- I get to play with human simulators all da …

There are a number of different ways to make audio slow down. I'm talking about sound that slows (and pitches) down to a stop, much like if you were to stop the motor on a record …

Over the past 10 years I've been making most of my living doing stock libraries, patches, virtual instruments etc which were geared pretty specifically toward musicians. These days …

In my opinion, I hear a drop in quality going from 96K to 48K.K. When do you think it will be standard to mix a film at 96K or possibly 192K and have it stay at that sample-rate? …

I think this is a variation of the question that has been asked over and over, but I want to be sure I'm doing the right thing before buying a new field recorder. Currently I use …

hi, either i have a workload-related blackout or i'm missing some basics..... i just completed editing a project consisting of audio material which was originally 44,100Hz. the …