Rookie mistake

diffsonline · Messages: 25 Registration: 09.09.2003

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.

Iding SIII · Messages: 761 Registration: 08.06.2002

Do you have soundforge? -Ruben

blitzed310 · Messages: 11,867 Registration: 08.01.2003

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

ProPhotog · Messages: 256 Registration: 01.21.2002

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