Subject: | 5. Re: why recording at 96kHz or more ? [it was ....Re: Noise related |
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From: | "Steven Taylor" steev_x |
Date: | Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:19 am ((PDT)) |
On 22 Mar 2007, at 13:53, Rob Danielson wrote: > Hi Steven-- > Are there any comparative examples of this you > can point us to? The difference in animal > responses you and Gianna refer to are curious. > I'd need to spend $2000 on a faster computer to > mix four tracks at 96Khz but this is not stopping > me from being curious. Rob D. No, I have absolutely no idea why the cat would ignore digital sound coming out of a speaker, the digital-ness may not have been the issue of course... but this was a nervous cat, move your foot (while it was facing the other way) and it would jump round to see what happened. Yet it would sit on my lap whilst I was editing loud music or sound effects and it wouldn't flinch. A friend's cat seems to have the same tendency. S |
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