--- In newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com, "feline1973" <feline1@...> wrote: > > --- In newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com, lsf5275@ wrote: > > > > Those are 16 bit samples, not 24 bit samples. They are also not the > > complete sets of Mellotron and Chamberlin sounds. > > > Are you sure? I know David Kean, when he made the Pindertron CD, sampled things at 32kHz 16bit, but that was a zillion years ago when Windows 3.1 was probably cutting edge and George Bush Snr was still in charge. Or something. > > In any case, a bit depth of 16 bit is perfect for capturing a single sound source (and gives a dynamic range hugely greater than the mellotron tapes in any case)... it's only when you start multi-tracking and mixing lots and lots of tracks and sources in a DAW that they realise you need 24 bit (or 32 bit float) > The samples on my Pinder CD are 22,050 kHz, or 1/2 of CD quality. They still sound pretty good, but there's room for improvement. Bernie
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Re: New Digital Mellotron
2010-07-26 by tron400
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