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> Does The Logic Exs24 Do Sample Rate Conversion?
JackC
posté ven. 18 oct. 2002, 15:18
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I'm happily using Logic 4.8 with a MOTU 2408 at the moment.
I'm planning to upgrade to a DP G4 running Logic 5.x (or maybe even 6.x by that stage!) when the whole OSX scenario settles down and I'm sure I can have a fully functioning kick-ass system.
My question is this; Having spent many hours importing my Akai CDROMS into the EXS24 (which are all 16bit 44.1kHz Samples), if I buy my nice new 96k audio card and run all my sessions at 96k, can I use my extensive EXS24 44.1kHz sample library within these lovely 96k Sessions?
Doe's Logic 'up-size' the Samples or am I living in hope ... or what...?!!

Question 2; I was considering a MOTU 2408 MkIII front-ended with Apogee DA16 & AD16. This new Universal Audio ADAT thingy looks pretty cool too. Any suggestions?!
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posté dim. 20 oct. 2002, 07:13
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"Question 2; I was considering a MOTU 2408 MkIII front-ended with Apogee DA16 & AD16. This new Universal Audio ADAT thingy looks pretty cool too. Any suggestions?!"

Check out Swissonic's AD-8 with the ADAT Option. Less expensive than the Apogee or then Universal Audio. Engineer Andy Jackson preferred the sound even over Digital Audio Denmarks when he tried it whilst mastering the new Dave Gilmour DVD.


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