Thick As A Brick : 96khz XITE-1D test
Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2011 1:13 am
MIDI version of Jethro Tull's Thick As A Brick (excerpt). Rendered at 96Khz / 32 bit with Scope XITE-1D using Host VST Instruments. Then converted back to CD quality for soundcloud.
http://soundcloud.com/hitfoundry/thick-as-a-brick-2011
This was a test to see what my system (Scope and Host) could handle at 96Khz. The answer is 'about half of what it can handle @48 Khz'.
Which means for recording purposes, doing a 12 - 16 track project instead of a 24 - 32 track project.
But it also meant rerouting I/O as ADAT AI3 has half channels (SMUX) and not using Dynatube (which only works up to 48Khz).
http://soundcloud.com/hitfoundry/thick-as-a-brick-2011
This was a test to see what my system (Scope and Host) could handle at 96Khz. The answer is 'about half of what it can handle @48 Khz'.
Which means for recording purposes, doing a 12 - 16 track project instead of a 24 - 32 track project.
But it also meant rerouting I/O as ADAT AI3 has half channels (SMUX) and not using Dynatube (which only works up to 48Khz).