Re: CA on MSWin?
Re: CA on MSWin?
- Subject: Re: CA on MSWin?
- From: Ross Bencina <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 23 Dec 2012 11:30:04 +1100
On 22/12/2012 9:08 AM, Josh Parmenter wrote:
> I'm with Paul on this. I can't tell you how many times I've had
> Audacity change the SR on me, then other real-time software with
> audio that I'm using is suddenly not-working correctly. I should
> control the sample rate of my machine, not a default set by someone
> else's software.
I don't really get this "someone else's software" thing.
You launched Audacity.
You set Audacity to run at a certain sample rate.
Without a doubt if you're recording you want to record a a hardware
sample rate, not have SRC in the chain. Same for high-quality playback.
The default use-case for any pro audio software is going to be to have
exclusive access to the audio hardware and for the user of that software
to set the hardware sample rate on a per-project basis.
You don't want any other software messing with the hardware
configuration while the DAW is running, and you do want the DAW to be in
full control.
Sample rate is a property of the playback source not of the OS.
Maybe this contradicts your expectations but I can't see any logical
reason for seeing it another way unless you just want everything to
"play nice together" without guaranteeing anything about the current
hardware configration.
Just my two cents.. clearly I'm in the minority.
Ross.
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