Topic: 48 VS 44.1

[neophish7]

Can someone please help with an explanation of these? Also alot of patches ive done come out 48 and I can only burn the 44.1 on my philips home cd burner. Is there a way around this?

[F.O.Bean]

maybe the cd burner resamples the data to 44.1k

44.1k is the standard for audio discs, its the only sample rate that cd players can pickup, so if youre main objective is to listen on audio discs, you have to resample the data to 44.1k

48k is just slighty better quality than 44.1k, although many would argue that the difference is audible

[twatts (pants are so over-rated...)]

Bean:  "audible" or "inaudible"  I'd say inaudible.

However, that being said, one is slightly better than the other, DAT vs. CD quality... 

With everything moving forward technology-wise, I think DVD Audio will soon be pretty commonplace...  With that in mind, I'm keeping all my 48k masters for that day I can really use them...

Terry

[dnsacks]

actually with 48k masters you can burn the disks in dvd-video format and they'lll play (and pass a 16/48 signal to an external dac) on ANY dvd player (not just dvd-a players)

Can't remember the name of the program that lets you do this.

[neophish7]

ok so how would I resample b/c my cd burner will not burn these to disc i.e. im left with a dat that i cant put on cd.I have only my d7 and no home player.Thanks for being so newbie friendly and kindly answering my questions without all the hassle i see on some other boards. This site is great.

[Lil Kim Jong-Il]

actually with 48k masters you can burn the disks in dvd-video format and they'lll play (and pass a 16/48 signal to an external dac) on ANY dvd player (not just dvd-a players)

Can't remember the name of the program that lets you do this.

http://www.taperssection.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=20397.0

[neophish7]

oops forgot one ...how do I make sure my recordings come out 44.1 ? They always seem to when i run mics but patches are different any sugg?

[Lil Kim Jong-Il]

ok so how would I resample b/c my cd burner will not burn these to disc i.e. im left with a dat that i cant put on cd.I have only my d7 and no home player.Thanks for being so newbie friendly and kindly answering my questions without all the hassle i see on some other boards. This site is great.

If your CD burner will not resample, you can go between them via analog.  If you have SPDIF on your computer, dump the 48k to your computer and resample using SW, then burn a CD.

If you have no SPDIF on your computer, use analog from the D7 to feed your CD burner and just be sure to label the CDs lineage correctly.


You are the mercy of the deck upstream.  If they feed you 48k, you'll record 48k.

[BC]

Might want to check the manual of your CD burner to see if it says anything about resampling a digital signal.