Subject: | Re: Caution! Tech Talk |
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From: | Marc Myers <> |
Date: | Sat, 21 Jan 2006 18:57:21 -0800 |
Hi Mark First be sure that your recorder and preamp really allow you to record at those rates. In practice, very few devices have SN high enough to warrent recording at 24/96. If you process the sound, it's perfectly acceptable to "up-rez" to 24/96 or higher. This doesn't improve things but allows dither if you are shaping the sound. There's no substitute for a fast microprocessor with as much RAM as possible, a RAID array (SATA is fine) for your media hard drive and a sound card that supports ASIO2 for low latency response. Marc Myers Primate Conservation, Inc. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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