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10-25-2000, 01:31 PM
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Re: Session Sample-rate conversion
I can give you two suggestions. Depending on how urgent the situation is you could perchase something like a Z-Systems sample rate converter. Or if perhaps you are working with PT's under Windows NT you could perchase a very handy and versitile software called "Soundforge" from Sonic Foundry. Soundforge will allow you to convert the sample rate from 44.1 to 48 then you would import the file back into your PT's system.
macguy 
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