I never use anything below 88.2Khz, and occasionally I use 96k.
Not sure what you mean by resampling. I keep the session at native resolution the entire time, so it's never resampled.
If you mean dithering down for CD, I don't do that. I send full Hi-Res native files to be mastered, and the mastering path is 100% analogue until the final dither down to CD Red Book.
âAnytime that craftsmanship begins to slide out of the picture, so does the fun, because being good at something â being a craftsman â thatâs the fun of life. Thatâs the vinegar."
"People with edges break bones when they fall. Round ones can roll anywhere."
"Audere est Facere"
Not sure what you mean by resampling. I keep the session at native resolution the entire time, so it's never resampled.
If you mean dithering down for CD, I don't do that. I send full Hi-Res native files to be mastered, and the mastering path is 100% analogue until the final dither down to CD Red Book.
âAnytime that craftsmanship begins to slide out of the picture, so does the fun, because being good at something â being a craftsman â thatâs the fun of life. Thatâs the vinegar."
"People with edges break bones when they fall. Round ones can roll anywhere."
"Audere est Facere"