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Old 12-21-2015, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Pokiehat View Post
When I produce, at no point have I ever thought a 96khz recording of a badly played guitar in a cluttered bedroom would ever sound better than a 44.1khz recording of same. They will both sound bad because the craft isn't there and if I'm not happy with it, its usually because I know I should do better with the tools I have.
Lots of good points and discussion here, but to me, this is the most important point. I read the original question as basically "I hear recordings that sound good - is it because they're recorded at higher sample rates?", and I'd say the answer is "no". If you have to even question whether something can be heard and what test conditions are valid, etc, then it's fairly irrelevant to most of us doing home recording. There are so many bigger factors that can be easily heard and affected.
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