Rookie mistake
 

Last night I had a bass player and guitar player over to do some songs. And before we got started I played some CD's on my system. Well I set my clock to 44.1 for the CD's and when we started recording I forgot to change it back. And I opened a session that was 24 bit and 48K. So now I've got a 48K session with 44.1K audio recorded on it. It was really some good tracks too, good performance by all three of us. How can I salvage these tracks. Are they just 44.1? and can I import them into a 44.1 session? Or am I screwed? And how should I bounce them? Thanks in advance.

Re: Rookie mistake
 

Do you have soundforge?

-Ruben

Re: Rookie mistake
 

You can either import them into a 44.1kHz session or change the header info using my Header Investigator (check out my web site to download it).

Rail

Re: Rookie mistake
 

Hi Rail, thanks again for your help earlier today.
I'll do a clean install tonight so hopefully all will be well shortly. I will definitely back everything up tho cause i just got asked to submit some of my harmonic samples for a UK mag.Lucky i found this out before formatting cause i would have most likely not done the backup

Cheers,
Ruben

Re: Rookie mistake
 

if u use this just remember that when ur in the session keep ur clock on 44.1 but bounce the
file to 48k then use the header investigator to set them to 44.1k because i had this problem
once and kept bouncing to 44.1k instead of 44k

Re: Rookie mistake
 

Hey man, get your own thread.
Oh, and no I don't have soundforge.
And thanks Rail for the info

Re: Rookie mistake
 

Woah!! I want 44.8k too!!!!!

Joz

Re: Rookie mistake
 

hahah whoops...