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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: BWolf on June 20, 2006, 07:00:01 PM
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so I just started listening to the oysterhead split onmi tape that I made. i think it sounds great. only problem, apparently i pressed record on the 722 just a bit late and missed the first 30-60 seconds. i running two rigs and obvisouly was paying too much attention to the other rig.
now heres my question. i have the section i missed on my other recording (140s>v3>mt), but its only 24/48. my split omni (51 TLs>v2>722) is recorded at 24/96. how should i go about patching it. should i upsample the MT source to be 24/96 and then patch, or should I patch after i dither/resample to 16/44?
thanks for the help. i'll get the show upped as soon as i get it patched and tracked.
brad
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upsample to the highest sample/bit rate and go from there
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yeah, upsample the 24/48 to 24/96 and use it to patch your split omni source. no one is going to care that the first minute or whatever was actually only at 24/48 and upsampled for the patch, because the vast majority of the show really is at 24/96...
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only problem, apparently i pressed record on the 722 just a bit late and missed the first 30-60 seconds.
you've been hanging w/ nate too much :P
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only problem, apparently i pressed record on the 722 just a bit late and missed the first 30-60 seconds.
you've been hanging w/ nate too much :P
Get off the internet and get crackin on that Roo 24/96 MMJ. Don't make me bust out the belt/switch. ;D
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too bad the pre-roll is only 10 sec max (still saved my ass a couple times for opening notes)
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only problem, apparently i pressed record on the 722 just a bit late and missed the first 30-60 seconds.
you've been hanging w/ nate too much :P
QFT. Its quite scary actually :o
Tracking moe. from sunday afternoon and then going to do the oysterhead split omnis ;D
Thanks all. +t
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too bad the pre-roll is only 10 sec max (still saved my ass a couple times for opening notes)
really? even at 24/96(what ive been running) its a 5-sec pre-roll buffer ;D quite sweet actually ;)
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too bad the pre-roll is only 10 sec max (still saved my ass a couple times for opening notes)
really? even at 24/96(what ive been running) its a 5-sec pre-roll buffer ;D quite sweet actually ;)
Yeah, sample rate and bit depth determines your pre-roll time. Only get 5 at 24/96 as Bean mentioned. 10 seconds at 24/48...I just learned this myself about a month ago. Any lower bitdepths/samplerates I haven't even bothered with testing. ;D