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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: twatts (pants are so over-rated...) on October 11, 2007, 03:42:14 PM
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I was chatting with JTL and TFrench last nite (before I fell out) and we were talking how convenient it would be if someone could write a small Trader's Little Helper type window thingy to make conversion from 24 > 16... It would be nice if you could tell it to save files as 16/44, dump your 24/96 file and have it do it all automatically instead of wading through Audicatiy, WaveLab or Soundforge, etc...
I use Audacity right now, and used to use SF5.0. But there are so many features available on both, that's its almost overkill... Something simple with the "best" dithering/bit-rate changer would be neat...
Any thoughts from those that can create such a thing???
Terry
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r8 brain does pretty much just what you are asking.
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What is the quality setting?
Todd
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Freekin'-A Right!!! http://www.voxengo.com/product/r8brain/
Might be what I was looking for!!!
Terry
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I use the batch processor in Wave Lab. 24/96 in> 16/44 out. I even have a preset process list that includes the "Resampler 192k" and "uv22hr" plugins. I just add the files, pick the preset, set the output directory, and let it rip.
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r8 brain does pretty much just what you are asking.
T+ Nice little stand alone program. Thanks for the heads up.
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ssrc does a great job. Not sure if there is a windows version, on Linux I built it myself from source.
ssrc --rate rate 44100 --bits 16 --dither 2 <source wav file> <destination wav file>
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I use the batch processor in Wave Lab. 24/96 in> 16/44 out. I even have a preset process list that includes the "Resampler 192k" and "uv22hr" plugins. I just add the files, pick the preset, set the output directory, and let it rip.
This is what I do too.
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I use the batch processor in Wave Lab. 24/96 in> 16/44 out. I even have a preset process list that includes the "Resampler 192k" and "uv22hr" plugins. I just add the files, pick the preset, set the output directory, and let it rip.
This is what I do too.
i do this on my home pc as well. although, i havent figured out how to set this up on my lapper as it was such a long time ago that i set that up. so, could you guys remind me? might help some others as well. :)
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somebody can give a link about this "resampler 192k"?¿?¿ I googled but maybe I didn't search with correct words. Thanks in advance
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I use the batch processor in Wave Lab. 24/96 in> 16/44 out. I even have a preset process list that includes the "Resampler 192k" and "uv22hr" plugins. I just add the files, pick the preset, set the output directory, and let it rip.
This is what I do too.
i do this on my home pc as well. although, i havent figured out how to set this up on my lapper as it was such a long time ago that i set that up. so, could you guys remind me? might help some others as well. :)
Batch Processing Window. Hit the Presets Tab. Add....Save.
somebody can give a link about this "resampler 192k"?¿?¿ I googled but maybe I didn't search with correct words. Thanks in advance
Resampler 192 is a resampler plugin in Wavelab.
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Jerryfreak made a good post so I thought on different audio programs and how they perform when downsampling/dithering.
Might not hurt to look it over before deciding on some simple quick program.
http://www.bias-inc.com/products/peakPro5/resampling/peakResamplingWhitePaper.pdf (http://www.bias-inc.com/products/peakPro5/resampling/peakResamplingWhitePaper.pdf)