FREE:Construction Kits: Glitch Hop, Dubstep, Electro, Tech

[JoshuaCasper]

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzQhvNW8NCk

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[Today]

your video advertises 44.8kHz sample rate. That is useless.

also I don't have facebook so this is completely useless, i don't understand only sharing stuff on a single platform not everyone uses or likes.

Let me ask you one question -- how do you gain anything form these facebook likes? what is your goal?

And what is your sample rate? 44.8 makes no sense

[topmo3]

"construction kit"? for what? how formulaic can u get

[JoshuaCasper]

a "construction kit" is a track divided into individual stems... i didn't make up the language man..

[JoshuaCasper]

44.8 is useless why? any pro software can handle it.. also, it is just .wav files... not ableton specific... and 1/7 of the world uses facebook... sorry if you haven't signed up man..

your video advertises 44.8kHz sample rate. That is useless.

also I don't have facebook so this is completely useless, i don't understand only sharing stuff on a single platform not everyone uses or likes.

Let me ask you one question -- how do you gain anything form these facebook likes? what is your goal?

And what is your sample rate? 44.8 makes no sense

[Today]

44.8 isn't even an option in most applications

you're the first person i've ever come across who uses it

[alphacat]

OP probably meant 44.1 kHz and got it a little mixed up with 48 kHz, another relatively common format. That also probably doesn't inspire confidence in the nitpicky standards of the folks around here tho.


audio nerds

[test_recordings]

You're dubstep one sounds like half-time DnB to me. Just saying, only opinion whatever...

[Today]

OP probably meant 44.1 kHz and got it a little mixed up with 48 kHz, another relatively common format. That also probably doesn't inspire confidence in the nitpicky standards of the folks around here tho.

it says 44.8 multiple times in each video and in the descriptions
it has been used, but it's very uncommon

[alphacat]

OP probably meant 44.1 kHz and got it a little mixed up with 48 kHz, another relatively common format. That also probably doesn't inspire confidence in the nitpicky standards of the folks around here tho.

it says 44.8 multiple times in each video and in the descriptions
it has been used, but it's very uncommon

I've never heard of it and I've been mucking around with audio for over 20 years, but will not discount the possibility that there's something I don't know either. If you google "44.8 sampling rate" in quotes nothing turns up: without the quotes it turns up 5 results, all look like typos. Even Koz over @ Audacity forums is like "44.8, wtf is that?"



Got a link to some 44.8 documentation?

[test_recordings]

44.8kHz is a pretty standard sampling rate.

Type 44.8khz in to google with no quotation markers and you'll come up with a ton of stuff that supports it. I'd actually be suprised if something didn't support it