Hi,
Jon B wrote:
>I have a Midisport 1x1, but it has bad latency in windows, and
>I haven't bothered to figure out how to get it working in Linux.
>
>
It took me a while, but my midisport 2x2 is working fine in Linux (the
1x1 should also work fine). Haven't given it the full works, so can't
comment on its latency...
>Why do they make things that go up to 96 kHz but with frequency
>response cut off at 20? I don't get it. I would love to be able to
>record ultrasound for like science experiments or for maintaining all
>audible frequencies when slowing sounds down. And audiophiles think
>they can hear it. Sounds like the manufacturers would want to have it
>go up to at least 35 or so in their interfaces, but nooo...
>
>
I guess the antialias filter starts rolling at around 20, and uses all
the extra bandwith to avoid making the filter steeper and messing the
'audible' audio. Just a guess. I would guess most music recording
interfaces do this.
Cheers,
Andrés
Received on Fri Jan 14 04:15:23 2005
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