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[...] I was asked today via email whether all the hoopla about whether the 96khz sample rate is of use to any recording musician.  As we all know the standard for CD quality sound is [...]

[...] I was asked today via email whether all the hoopla about whether the 96khz sample rate is of use to any recording musician.  As we all know the standard for CD quality sound is [...]

[...] I was asked today via email whether all the hoopla about whether the 96khz sample rate is of use to any recording musician. As we all know the standard for CD quality sound is [...]

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[...] up Valdecio last Saturday morning and congratulating him that he was the winner of our monthly contest where you win either of our flagship training DVD sets, Ultimate Home Recording School or [...]

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[...] today via email whether all the hoopla about whether the 96khz sample rate is of use to any recording musician.  As we all know the standard for CD quality sound is perfectly fine at 44.1Khz so why [...]

[...] today via email whether all the hoopla about whether the 96khz sample rate is of use to any recording musician.  As we all know the standard for CD quality sound is perfectly fine at 44.1Khz so why [...]

[...] via email whether all the hoopla about whether the 96khz sample rate is of use to any recording musician. As we all know the standard for CD quality sound is perfectly fine at 44.1Khz so why [...]

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[...] If you want to pick a fight in any recording or music production forum, just ask the simple question "Which is better...Hardware or Software?" For [...]

[...] If you want to pick a fight in any recording or music production forum, just ask the simple question "Which is better...Hardware or Software?" For [...]

[...] If you want to pick a fight in any recording or music production forum, just ask the simple question “Which is better…Hardware or Software?” For some reason [...]