Thanks Julie, but I don't see an option for sample rate conversion in
Audacity. Where is it?
Lang
Hi All,
I've not done a huge amount of resampling and editing with this
application but it's OpenSource, free-of-charge, multi-platform and
stable (so far - I use a Mac and a PC)
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
For those on a tight or no budget, it may be of use.
Julie
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> Date: Wed, 05 May 2004 08:41:46 -0400
> From: Lang Elliott <>
>Subject: Re: Sample Rate Conversion
>To all you Mac-heads:
>To my horror, I've just discovered that PEAK sound editing software
does LOUSY sample rate conversion of insect recordings from 48 khz to
44.1 khz, even when using the highest quality setting. I can hear a big
difference. In contrast, ProTools does a much cleaner job and even
Quicktime conversions sound better than PEAK.
>Can anyone recommend good software for doing conversions on a Mac,
especially software that is capable of doing batch conversions of many
files? ProTools does a great job, but is quite inconvenient when large
numbers of files need converting.
>Lang
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