| Subject: | Re: Ultramic on Android tablet |
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| From: | "Robin" robin_parmar_sound |
| Date: | Tue Mar 26, 2013 10:10 am ((PDT)) |
Pelix wrote: > using standard USB audio class 1.0 we cannot > go beyond 250khz 16bit on most operating systems. Given the specifications of the microphones and pre-amps, what is the point= of recording on a portable device at greater than 96KHz? Or even greater t= han 44.1KHz? All you get are bigger files, less recording time, slower proc= essing, and possibly more battery drain. :: Robin Parmar :: THE DRONES now available on BandCamp :: |
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