Changing bit depth.. now with system specs

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2012/04/23 16:06:08 (permalink)

Changing bit depth.. now with system specs

Hey ladies and gents hopefully I wont have to many more questions, but trying to change the bit depth so they are the same on the driver and sonar, but on sonar it wont allow me to change to anything 16 is the only option and on the driver it wont let me change it either and its on 24.. is there something im missing..
post edited by coastlinerecords - 2012/04/24 18:48:16
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    Kalle Rantaaho
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    Re:Changing bit depth.. Sorry for all the questions, but man this is killing me.. 2012/04/23 16:25:24 (permalink)
    I don't know if you're missing something, but we're missing your system and hardware specs.
    If we don't even know if you have a soundcard capable of 24 bits, we can't even start guessing.

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    Re:Changing bit depth.. Sorry for all the questions, but man this is killing me.. 2012/04/23 17:04:07 (permalink)
    Sorry you are right and im a bit slow lol... I am using roland duo-capture with sonar x1 le. on a laptop (not sure if that matters)the operating system Im using is windows 7.. Im using an electric acoustic direct in.
     
     
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    Re:Changing bit depth.. Sorry for all the questions, but man this is killing me.. 2012/04/24 18:48:50 (permalink)
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    Re:Changing bit depth.. Sorry for all the questions, but man this is killing me.. 2012/04/24 22:12:19 (permalink)

    I've been doing some digging, and it appears that X1LE and the Duo both support 24 bit.
    So you should have these options:
    Go to Edit>Preferences>File/Audio Data.
    In the File bit depth box,click the Record Bit Depth down arrow.
    You should see 16/24/32/64 as options.
    Select 24 here.
    The Render Bit Depth may be set to 32 or 64.
    You don't need to change that.
    Be sure to hit the Apply button at the bottom of the Preferences window. 

    Is your sample rate set to 44100?
    What is your reported round trip latency?

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