hi need a diagram or a step by step account of how to hook digimax fs to digi 002 so i can record at 88.2k. i need it explained literally step by step from input to output etc. thanks
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Tallest guy in the Mod Squad with all his hair still on his head.
No I'm not a freaking pilot!! The Air Force won't let me have a suit with a zipper...or sometimes shoestrings.
My advice and suggestions should never be considered advice or suggestions. These are mostly insane ramblings of a poor aircraft mechanic who can, strangely enough, still hear.
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can u tell me why? my record is cut in nashville at 88.2k and i need to do overdubs so if i understand right i cant overdub at 48k and import it to an 88.2k session?
Tallest guy in the Mod Squad with all his hair still on his head.
No I'm not a freaking pilot!! The Air Force won't let me have a suit with a zipper...or sometimes shoestrings.
My advice and suggestions should never be considered advice or suggestions. These are mostly insane ramblings of a poor aircraft mechanic who can, strangely enough, still hear.
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If I understood Bob Tudor recently, lower latency is possible at higher sample rates (aside from normal benefits of a higher sample rate).
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For what your dealing with I'd stick with the 88.2. Reason is the math doesn't add up right. You'll likely wind up with some dithering when you try to line everything back up.
I assume your final project will be CD and that's 44.1. No problems there either starting at 88.2.
Tallest guy in the Mod Squad with all his hair still on his head.
No I'm not a freaking pilot!! The Air Force won't let me have a suit with a zipper...or sometimes shoestrings.
My advice and suggestions should never be considered advice or suggestions. These are mostly insane ramblings of a poor aircraft mechanic who can, strangely enough, still hear.
StudioLive 16.4.2, AudioBox 1818VSL, AudioBox 44VSL, Faderport, Digimax FS,, M-Audio Firewire 410
--MultiBoot System--
Win Vista 64/XP Pro/7 x86/7 x64 - Mac OSX Snow Leopard/Lion
Gigabyte motherboard--SYBA TI Firewire XIO2200A--i7 2600k Quad Core--16 GB DDR III--Custom 2U Rackmount--4 TB Raid (all internal SATA II)--19" Samsung HDMI LCD on pivoting VESA 1U Mount
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