sampling rate help

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2010/03/12 21:20:18 (permalink)

sampling rate help

Hi from melbourne Australia.
I have just purchased a studio 100 but i am having some teething problems.
It wont let me set the sampling rate to 96mhz.
it tells me that one or more of my sound cards is inappropriate.
Other than the vs-studio 100 i have a standard sound card in my desk computer but i have made the v-studio the default sound card but it still
wont work. so i can only get a sampling rate of 44mhz.
can someone help please????
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    MurMan
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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/12 21:40:19 (permalink)
    You can't set the sample rate from the driver.  Unplug the VS-100, go into the local Utility Menu and change it there.   Then re-connect.

    I'd recommend that you go back to using your computer's sound card for the O/S and use the VS-100 only for audio.

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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/12 21:56:08 (permalink)
    ok i will try that....and then i will read ALL the manuals before i ask stupid questions . sorry.
    cheers,
    jack.
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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/12 23:44:56 (permalink)
    No problem, Jack.  I think that the sampling rate should be adjustable from the driver.

    Murray

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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/14 20:22:17 (permalink)
    MurMan


    You can't set the sample rate from the driver.  Unplug the VS-100, go into the local Utility Menu and change it there.   Then re-connect.

    I'd recommend that you go back to using your computer's sound card for the O/S and use the VS-100 only for audio.

    Hey Murray...back off...he's one of mine!!! 
       (tehhehhee)
     
    Hi Jack, Mick C here and I'm in Melbourne too...  And the answer is...what he said!!!.   I'm on the Mornington Peninsula.  Where you based?... Jeff Evens on the forum is from Melbourne too.  See you around the traps...
     
    Regards
    Mick
     
    PS...Murray is one of the good guys...

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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/14 21:03:51 (permalink)
    hey mick c,
                      another question....i dont understand the 'playback timing master' and 'recording timing master' in the
    audio options setup....what does it mean...i really am new to this digital recording scene.
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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/14 22:38:40 (permalink)
    Hi Jack.

    All of us here are learning to some degree or other so never be afraid to ask a question, that's the point.  When one person does not know all the answer, chances are someone else will fill in the blanks...

    So here's my understanding...very simplistic view...not technical 'cauese I dont know...

    They are the default channels from your main/default device that have playback and recording occur through and that the timing (ticks) are transmitted through.  Exactly what the "timing master" means technically???, I will bow to a more authoritive person or personages.  The key thing is to make sure that in here is your default device and your default channels....as I understand it.

    Anyone...???

    Mick

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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/15 00:11:41 (permalink)
    The digital audio that goes in and out of Sonar is a set of audio samples that are regularly spaced in time.  Clock signals are used to keep Sonar and the hardware in synchronization time-wise. 

    Normally, the master clock (timing master) is set by the Wave Profiler to the first channel in your audio device.  This is the setting you want for the VS-100.

    Sometimes you have to override this setting if you have multiple audio interfaces or if you need to sync to a s/pdif input from another device.  The VS-100 will auto-switch its internal clock to the s/pdif (labelled coax on the VS-100) channel when you connect a signal to it.  So there's no need to change the timing master in Sonar.

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    Re:sampling rate help 2010/03/15 09:51:11 (permalink)
    thanks Mic and Murman......stay tuned for the next series of questions.
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