Posts by dylantorres

Quote from Michael_dk

...But not three.

You don't think the guys at Kemper know a thing or two about digital audio...?

I believe they do know... A lot. It's common digital audio knowledge, my implication.

Quote from Edward Dixon

Sample rates higher than 44.1 will encounter some issues on many playback devices. Most all playback devices can handle 44.1. When I make my backing tracks (on SD cards or usb stick)they will not play on my loopers or my drum machine.

The Kemper Profiler USB Audio should support all sample rates. For all users needs. It should not be a compromise.

Quote from ckemper

Hi! Thanks four your question.

Modern DAWs such as Apple Logic work seamlessly with different sample rates, independent of the project sample rate. That means:

- recording with automatic sample rate conversion, when the audio interface SR does not match the project SR

- playback reverse the same way

- offline-rendering the master mix to any target sample rate and bit width etc.

Having to match the SR of the audio interface to the project is not necessary here.

CK

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Hi CK,

Using "DAW ability to handle different sample rates" is a poor excuse. We need the Kemper to output in higher sample rates, because the industry standard has changed. 44.1kHz has not been a standard since CD Redbook. If you want a "Modern" approach, get with the times. Your SPDIF outputs handle it, what happened along the way in the development of the USB Audio feature? May I also cite the Nyquist Theorem here for reasons why higher sample rates sound better, there is an obvious difference. Anyone who knows a thing or two about digital audio will also tell you. Please fix this.

-Dylan