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What sample rates are supported?

April 26, 2017comp.dsp digital signal processing DSP forums rates sample signal processing supported

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What sample rates are supported?

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Pro64 A-Net supports three ranges of variable sample rates: 44.1/48kHz±, 88.2/96kHz±, and 176.4/192kHz&plusmn:. All sample rates run at 24 bits, with no compression ever. Note that as you double the sample rate, the channel count is cut in half, so an Auto Mode system running at 96kHz supports 32 channels.

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This depends on the plugin. Most plugins support sample rates up to 192 kHz for high-end use. Please refer to the manual of each plugin for specific limits.

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All Camel Audio plugins support sample rates up to and including 24bit at 192kHz, and use 64bit internal resolution to ensure the best sound quality.

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