Is there's a way to change the sample rate on a project...have 32c just offline resample all the files?
I pulled up some old 44.1 projects...and I forgot how much this working at 44 sucks without analog outboard.
Say there is a 44.1 recorded session. If you import it to a 44.1 new session no prolem.
If you import it to a nes session set 48, then the import dialogue calles your attention by red letters that the sample rate do not fit.
You, nevertheless, ce go on and import it and them MB will convert all your 44 tracks to 48 format. Naturally it takes a longer time to import. The same with any sample rate changes to any other smaller or larger.
So even if you have tracks of different sample rares to import MB is doing the conversion for you while import or drag.
If I create a new session and the sample rate do not fit because I forgot to check before, then I prefer to open a new project with the proper sample rate and when done delete the previous wrong session
I do know how to do it on import....i meant in place/progress becuase id alrwady pulled in the sometimes 40 tracks and gotten the basic balance.
Cubase, you just change the rate, it asks you if you want to conform the existing audio...yes....done. Logic will switch rates and just resample them all in real time....unless you want to select all in their media bay thing and say change rate.
Just wondering if there was a procedure.
Same here...
would like to try MB10's Atmos stuff and it needs a 48 project
Also Digital Performer converts automatically...
( no offence intended )
Best
Klaus
I use Stem Export to output and do convert in the Export process to set whatever rate etc I need.
Thanks Dingo
I need the project to be converted to 48, not the export...
Best
Klaus
Sorry what I am saying is to export stems at 48 and create a new session from that.
Currently that is the only way I know of creating a resampled session.
Ah, sorry , I missed the point
Best
Klaus
Lost in translation
must be my Australian accent