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Mar 7, 2005, 05:50 AM
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DriverHeaven Lover
Join Date: Oct 2003
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How to set spdif-out signal Master at 44.1Khz? (instead of 48 khz)
'm trying to figure out some possibilities of routing with 2 cards:
1)Sblive + creamware --using SONAR.
So i 've connected the 2 cards like that :
Guitar----> Sb spdif in
SBLIVE Spdif out ---> PULSAR (creamware) spdif in
SBLIVE analog out ---> PULSAR analog in
(pulsar analog analog :to cabinets /amplifier,all in wdm mode as asio i did'nt get to work as for now)
so i can record through spdif or "pulsar-analogs"(better converters) and hear at the same time.
Problem is :
if SONAR project is at 48 khz ,is all ok.
If SONAR project is at 44.1 khz ___(i have previous projects at that rate) ,2 behaviours :
1 )if pulsar is set to" master -clock "and at 44.khz , then playback in sonar starts,
but the signal from the sblive is 0 ,so NOT playback (i.e soundont) or guitar sound ,or recording anything.
1)if PULSAR card is set to" SLAVE" , then sonar refuses to start :__!!"unable to open audio playback device".
That's happen as Pulsar slave mode=Sb live spdif master clock is at 48 khz.
To avoid that problem , i think it would be cool to know:
how to set SBlive spdif master clock/signal out at 44.khz.?
in that way more routing could be made ,for 44,khz project also (Sonar CANT convert audio format ,just bitrate )
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I think it can be done , as the spdif INPUT is not "just " at 48 khz, but can receive 44khz like on slave
..notice also that is NOT problem with cakewlk audio ,but with the new Sonar its a mess,,..
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Mar 7, 2005, 11:46 AM
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DriverHeaven Lover
Join Date: Mar 2003
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Not sure is this is related but SBLives cannot record at 44, ASIO must be set at 48 in order to record. The projects I had in Cubase at 44, I was able to just right click the track and convert to 48.
Toad
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Mar 7, 2005, 02:32 PM
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DriverHeaven Lover
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sblive can record at 44,kh,i did it for 3 years .
and spdif in,i can record in 44khz as well ( my guitar rack can send the signal in 44 and /or 48 khz into spdif-in).
the problem is ,SBlive "SPDIF OUT" send the signal at 48 khz andi du nnio if i can tell to use send it at 44khz.
AND ,SONAR CAN'T convert from 44. khz to 48 khz , or i would do that for many projects-songs.
side note:
as for now i'm not using asio ,sonar is not working at the moment good with asio (maybe as i'm using 2 cards)
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Mar 9, 2005, 02:36 AM
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Alternative Audioproductions
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt
Posts: 1,597
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Hi!
SBLive can record everything via SPDIF (22kHz to 48kHz) but recording in ASIO mode is only possible at 48kHz (the signal will be resampled before recording). Setting an SBLive to a different output frequency is impossible due to hardware limitation.
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Mar 11, 2005, 08:22 AM
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DriverHeaven Lover
Join Date: Oct 2003
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sBLive can record everything via SPDIF (22kHz to 48kHz) but recording in ASIO mode is only possible at 48kHz (the signal will be resampled before recording). Setting an SBLive to a different output frequency is impossible due to hardware limitation.
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thanks travel !! !
to be sure anyway:
I know th asio works at 48khz and no more .
Do you mean also I can'T force signal-out from Spdif to be at 44khz at all even in NOt-asio recording(for the hardware limitation?)..?
i hope not,but i'm afraid you mean that..
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Mar 16, 2005, 04:53 AM
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Alternative Audioproductions
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt
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Yes, unfortunately I meant that. Audigy (10k2) cards are able to modify the SPDIF out to 44.1, 48 and 96kHz, but not the 10k1 - it is still fixed internally and on the digital out too.
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Mar 17, 2005, 04:15 PM
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DriverHeaven Lover
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Yes, unfortunately I meant that. Audigy (10k2) cards are able to modify the SPDIF out to 44.1, 48 and 96kHz, but not the 10k1 - it is still fixed internally and on the digital out too.
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uhmm at least audigy can that.thanks .when i will find an used 1 i will try it.
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