changing project bit depth and resolution

How do I change the bit depth and resolution for a current project.  I can see an option to change the resolution for new projects, but not current ones.  Any ideas?

dave

You can use the export feature and dither them down to 44.1/16 and reload them into a new project set at 44.1/16.
Why would you want to change the bit depth-resolution of an existing project? Just curious.

any ideas?

I don't think so, because that will just change the rate and depth of imported audio.  I'm trying to change the overall project depth and resolution, as displayed at the bottom, next to the disk space and cpu meter

Shakey.
to change the sample rate, you need to export every single track individually to the new sample rate

to change the bit depth from 16 to 24, you need to bounce it to that bit depth.
you can do both with exporting them. Have fun,m cause it will take you a while to do it...

Next time try and record at the same sample and bit rate of your chosen.
Before recording, set your sample and bit rate. Then you wont have to deal with what your getting yourself into

to change the bit depth, you go into options/glabal/audio data. you can have a [project witrh 16 and 24bit depths. you cannot have a project with different sample rates.
Cj

Before I started the project, it was set to 48khz in the options.   If reson is in rewire mode the samplerate should be set by sonar, shouldn't it?

Afraid so. Then create a new project at the desired Sampe Rate and import the audio files.

There is another option.
As Sonar doesn't destroy any data the audio files in your Project Name/Audio folder will be the unedited files that Sonar is using in the project in question, with the edit information contained in the .cwp project file. This is the case until you bounce/render the audio at which time a new audio file is created.

It is possible to create a new project, making sure to change your sample rate as desired then go to Windows explorer, locate the audio folder and drag all the files to the new project. That's it, Sonar should convert the files on import. You can of course just use the import audio file menu use ctrl +A selecting all files and import them in one go. Should also work.