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96khz/24bit - why at massively pitched down rate???
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| richg101 |
hey guys.
i just bounced a track out of cubase at 96khz/24bit ready to master and upon importing the wav file into cubase it is very slow during playback in cubase.
why is this and how do i stop it from happening? |
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| Limit |
| well your cubase project was probably set up at 16/44.1 so you would have to change it to 24/96. Then import it again so it is not converted to 16/44.1. |
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| richg101 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Limit
well your cubase project was probably set up at 16/44.1 so you would have to change it to 24/96. Then import it again so it is not converted to 16/44.1. |
thanks for the quick reply man!
god this place rocks - now i can continue unhindered:) |
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| richg101 |
| i cant belive the headroom the extra quality gives me. i can push serious amounts more through the limiter without as much break up as i was getting with 44khz 16 bit. |
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| Eldritch |
| quote: | Originally posted by richg101
i cant belive the headroom the extra quality gives me. i can push serious amounts more through the limiter without as much break up as i was getting with 44khz 16 bit. |
Uhh, only the bit depth affects headroom (aka dynamic range).
No comment on the sample rate, other than I suggest you just stick with 44.1 kHz. :p |
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| DigiNut |
Haha, here we go again.
Don't forget to add the "PlaceBOs = true" registry setting in HKCU\Software\Steinberg\Cubase SX\Performance. That will usually reduce your CPU load by about half. |
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| Limit |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Haha, here we go again.
Don't forget to add the "PlaceBOs = true" registry setting in HKCU\Software\Steinberg\Cubase SX\Performance. That will usually reduce your CPU load by about half. |
well I'm retarded and I actually believe you. |
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| richg101 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eldritch
Uhh, only the bit depth affects headroom (aka dynamic range).
No comment on the sample rate, other than I suggest you just stick with 44.1 kHz. :p |
i know what you mean. but i decided to just do my final output at 96k/24bit because i will be having it mastered at a place that runs at 24bit. and if they use it then there must be something of benefit - even if it is a tiny improvement. |
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