One thing: You mention SPDIF in some posts. I use the main out on kemper into the instrument-input in the Babyface and then just connect to the computer via normal USB. Does this make a difference in quality?
You use the wrong input! Instrument input is for recording guitar and bass directly from the output jack. You need to use a line level input.
Hi kneelie,
while these sample rates would certainly be nice to have, I think in many cases this would introduce much higher latencies, which we really don't like. If it's possible as an option, fine. But I doubt that many would use these high rates in everyday work, while 48kHz would immediately help many (if combined with S/PDIF slave mode).
Cheers,
Martin
Not sure about the higher latency. When working with audio interfaces increasing the sample rate usually shortens the latency. You get about half the latency in 88.2khz which you would otherwise have using 44.1khz.
+1 with different metronome sounds to choose from
+1 for 48khz, 88.2khz, 96khz & slave mode
I also agree with Jeff and ETS. Those differences are not subtle.
just making sure,
you're hearing a 'huge' difference between these two sounds?
http://snd.sc/10MkbRy
I'm completely with Jeff. It's even more apparent on the clip you just posted. The second part just sounds more full (more low end), wider and more fluid/less dry.
I would appreciate samplerates of 88.2k and 96k a lot. There are people who like to use higher samplerates to reduce aliasing artifacts while both recording and mixing, especially when working fully in the box and using plugins and soft synths.
