48kHz makes Cubase play music faster
Hello!
I just got an AD/DA (A8 actually) and connected it to my Pulsar I. No problems there, using A8 as master 48kHz. BUT, when playing back a song in Cubase it plays at a higher speed.
The system setting in Cubase is changed to 48kHz and the Pulsar software obeys the A8. When I change back to 44kHz everything works as normal. Maybe this is a stupid question, I don't now but I'm new to this AD/DA stuff.
/freddan
I just got an AD/DA (A8 actually) and connected it to my Pulsar I. No problems there, using A8 as master 48kHz. BUT, when playing back a song in Cubase it plays at a higher speed.
The system setting in Cubase is changed to 48kHz and the Pulsar software obeys the A8. When I change back to 44kHz everything works as normal. Maybe this is a stupid question, I don't now but I'm new to this AD/DA stuff.
/freddan
Try setting your A8 to 44.1kHz instead of 48. I have the same problem here. Over 6GB of 44.1kHz samples, and this Korg Triton only runs at 48kHz. Suxx huh.
The S-5000, Pulsar, Cubase and Reason do have flex sample rates, but Rebirth then again only supports 44.1kHz files for mod creation. But, once the Rewire link Cubase-Reason-Rebirth is established, I can change audio clock to something different than 44.1kHz. Rebirth however, will change in pitch accordingly.
atomic.
The S-5000, Pulsar, Cubase and Reason do have flex sample rates, but Rebirth then again only supports 44.1kHz files for mod creation. But, once the Rewire link Cubase-Reason-Rebirth is established, I can change audio clock to something different than 44.1kHz. Rebirth however, will change in pitch accordingly.
atomic.
This is exactly what's happening, one key higher (probably then) and faster.
But what should I do about it? If I'm using normal 16 bits 44.1 sampled waves in my new songs, will I never be able to use 48kHz?
When I'm playing MP3s with Winamp everything sounds OK. It's just Cubase that's messing.
/freddan
But what should I do about it? If I'm using normal 16 bits 44.1 sampled waves in my new songs, will I never be able to use 48kHz?
When I'm playing MP3s with Winamp everything sounds OK. It's just Cubase that's messing.
/freddan
OK, maybe I could re-clock the samples I use then. Is there and quality loss for doing this?
I guess as you say that you din't win THAT much in quality using 48 instead of 44,1. But if you can it's always nice to record at as high rate as possible, DAT can for example be recorded in 48. AND the A8 always starts up in Master/48 and I'm a little bit lazy
/freddan
I guess as you say that you din't win THAT much in quality using 48 instead of 44,1. But if you can it's always nice to record at as high rate as possible, DAT can for example be recorded in 48. AND the A8 always starts up in Master/48 and I'm a little bit lazy
/freddan
"""When I'm playing MP3s with Winamp everything sounds OK. It's just Cubase that's messing."""
Winamp and most other *players* have dynamic output frequencies. They auto-adjust incoming and outgoing samplerates.
Cubase really locks onto card's frequency for perfect transmission and sync.
Yer welcome
Winamp and most other *players* have dynamic output frequencies. They auto-adjust incoming and outgoing samplerates.
Cubase really locks onto card's frequency for perfect transmission and sync.
Yer welcome
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