I work in 48kHz and would like to convert all of my Kontakt libraries that are in 44.1k to 48k for 2 reasons:
1) to use a higher quality sample rate converter (izotope) than the realtime one in Kontakt
2) to lessen the processing demands of my libraries by not needing to convert samples in real time
The libraries I have with samples in WAV format are simple to do this with by simply replacing the samples with the conversions.
However, the libraries in NCW format have me wondering what the best method would be. Should I convert the NCW samples to WAV and then convert those WAVs to 48k and then convert them back to NCW?
One tricky aspect of this is knowing which NCW files are 44.1k and which are already 48k.
Does anyone know a way of determining the sample rate of NCW files?
Has anyone else done anything like this? Thanks for the help!
1) to use a higher quality sample rate converter (izotope) than the realtime one in Kontakt
2) to lessen the processing demands of my libraries by not needing to convert samples in real time
The libraries I have with samples in WAV format are simple to do this with by simply replacing the samples with the conversions.
However, the libraries in NCW format have me wondering what the best method would be. Should I convert the NCW samples to WAV and then convert those WAVs to 48k and then convert them back to NCW?
One tricky aspect of this is knowing which NCW files are 44.1k and which are already 48k.
Does anyone know a way of determining the sample rate of NCW files?
Has anyone else done anything like this? Thanks for the help!