Jared Macary
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Ha! I can hear the audiophiles gathering pipes and bats to hunt you down.
It’s interesting. Putting a 44.1kHz music file in Soundtrack Pro then exporting in 48kHz renders no alteration in fidelity, etc.
But when I put the same 44.1 file in Audacity and export at 48 there is a perceptible difference. Notably a faster play with related pitch shift. Is this one of those “you get what you pay for” deals?
Will have to pursue this change with Soundtrack Pro for all files, then when reunited with the project and media drive, swap out the old for the converted files in the timeline, and export to see if it all our talk held up.
Appreciate the ear and availability, Dave. I’ll be back like Arnold says – with good news or looking for another solution.
Jared
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LMAO. That is probably the best response I’ve gotten for some time when seeking help for anything.
I believe you speak the bare truth re: audio wavelengths. The band and I are looking into altering the audio files without compromising the integrity.
Makes complete sense re: delete all audio renders then re-rendering them as a unit. Perhaps the numerous renders of music tracks effectively “gummed up” the system and a reset may be warranted.
Thank you for your quick response, Dave. I’m traveling now, will put these to use following my trip, and return to this thread. Hope you (and others) are around.
Jared