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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » March 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: 24/96 playback for HALion?
Oculatis Abis
Posted: 1st March 2003 13:55
I use an Audigy 2 Platinum soundcard and after reading that it can only record at 16/48 in an ASIO environment, I tried the following:

I fed HALion with a couple of 24/96 .wav samples and created some .fxps in Cubase VST/32 5.1r1. HALion played them flawlessly. I can hear crystal clear all those 24/96 wav samples but I have a question: Are those 24/96 samples automaticaly converted to 16/48 by HALion or not? Is this that I hear a true 24/96 sample or a conversion to 16/48? Rolling Eyes
I use the "Creative" ASIO driver with 10ms latency.

If the real output is in 24/96 format, then I believe I've just found a way to actually record in the 24/96 domain! (I'll tell you about that later on)
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