Since you guys are talkin' bit depth & stuff, I thought I'd ask a
question...
What do you recommend as the file format when exporting a Doggiebox song --
via "Export Song"?
I usually use 'AIFF (Apple/SGI)' when exporting.
After exporting the DB song, I then "Import Audio" into a Pro Tools session.
However, after importing into Pro Tools there has been (only recently) some
clipping on the DB import-track when I play it back in Pro Tools.
Any thoughts? Should I be using a different file format when 'exporting'?
I'm using Pro Tools 6.2.2, Mbox, on a Mac TiBook 667Mhz, 512MB RAM, with OS
X 10.3.2.
Thanks.
-Patrick
On 29 12 2003 at 8:14 pm -0500, mlucas1 wrote:
>I want to record a drumkit for doggiebox. any tips? I just wanted to go
>out and record the kit of a friend. The user's guide mentions a sample rate
>of 44,1 Khz. does the
>bitrate matters?
I suppose you mean the bit depth (16, 32 bit, etc). No it doesn't
matter; Doggiebox will convert on the fly (internally everything is
converted to 32-bit floats when loaded and all processing is donet hat way).
>I added two new songs. #8 is done with the nskit(woodb.): great drum.
>comment is welcome.
Sounds cool... nice groove.
Happy new year, all.
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