all those others are standard

why decimals?

32khz was common in broadcast radio until the 2000s because it saved disk space

oo killem

32khz = 16,000hz audio bandwidth which was just slightly higher than the 15,000hz limit of FM radio

decimals because they're all multiples of a smaller number

weird sample rates is fine if a digital device has analog i/o and will do the up converting itself

shit like 36khz isn't supported by SPDIF or AES EBU anyway

plus that digital cart machine uses shitty 90s audio compression

zip drive would be cool though

100 MB with mp3 codec would sound great and hold tons of 30 second spots

it runs through an interface before being recorded

but at that rate why not just buy a digicart that has an HDD inside

This song goes hard https://youtu.be/tvyPbxIpeVE

SNES audio is 32khz

Fz-1 is good shit you got the rack one?

do any of you work at recording studios?

tryna find it

cant find one for sale

i've been searching for months

this shit is all pretty expensive for hobbyists

Nah studio jobs are mostly dried up

i need an FZ

a roand R-8

*roland

and a behringer neutron

thats my current wishlist

connections bro

Nice

studios are all networking

oh yeah and i was gonna get a zoom 1202

Networking isn't enough, hella take a number status

High demand

Low supply

Set up search alerts on ebay

How much do you plan on spending for your hw sampler

like 1-400 bucks

fz prices are all over the place

I see s900 for sale in the 300s

@GhostPeyo bopper radio here

The s950 is superior in every respect tho