Yeah, so I usually work at 96k. Whenever you double the sample rate (for ex. 44.1k to 88.2k) it will double the file size for all your audio. So that the takes up more space on your computer, and requires faster processing from your computer for everything to go smoothly. But you know, if my computer was having trouble with this sample rate, I would just work in a lower sample rate, because the difference between 96k and something like 48k isn't a huuuge difference, and they both sound good enough tbh. Hope that helps! Lmk

@@CatoNoise how is the file size differences? Are you using a backup file management system; I’m assuming you are on a Mac.

​@stevegeorge7773 so yeah, I'm on a Mac, and I do have a backup system. Whenever I finish up a chunk of time/session for the day, I back up that pt session file to a second external hard drive, and to the cloud. So each session I work on is stored in 3 spots. I can take a look at session file size in a bit and let you know, but it really depends on the session. But, for example, a 96k session is going to be a little more than twice the size of the same session in 44.1k format.

@CatoNoise That makes sense. I was curious when seeing the setting and was interested. Thank you!

This is nonsense 😂

I go over it in the full video

um, yeah. I don't mean to state the obvious, but they're the ones making the dang things.

@@CatoNoise and, um, yeah, i don't mean to state the obvious, but manufacturers often give the answers they expect one wants to hear.

@@wtulin1970 Yeah, that's a fun theory, but I don't think that's what's happening here. After all, if they were to lie, wouldn't they say that all 3 mics are more different than they are, so we would have more reason to buy all their mic models? Why admit that two are almost the same?

Very cool, thanks for sharing! I haven't heard of having the bass on the same channel being a defining feature, but that sounds like a remnant from the tape era, when people had to bounce tracks together when stopped by a track limit. Do you think it's from that? From my experience, most people nowadays are teaching NY compression as being the same thing, with the added eq as an option, but not a defining feature. I wonder if it's one of those interesting linguistic things whereby a technique or term changes a bit over time?

@@CatoNoisei think it was convenient: it sounds good on the bass too, and ensures a coherent processing on the whole rhythm group. if they initially made a virtue out of necessity, i don´t know, but it would make sense to do it that way either way. regarding the semantics I would argue that in this case the defining features are what the actual technique included when it got it´s name, but yes, over time terms lose connection to their origin, so it will probably one day be, or already is, synonym with parallel compression. i am pedantic however and like to think it´s beneficial to our communication to use too different terms to describe the original NY comp as a subset of parallel comp.

Pro Tools Ultimate feature only :(

Yeah, I'm sorry, I think it might not be available in your version of PT 😕

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

Glad to help!

If you dont want more detail, you don't have to watch. Thanks for hanging out!

Watch how you talk to my protools bae homie.

@@CatoNoise Try to be better, and don't write to someone not to watch.

@@BartekEVH You should take your own advice, I don't see a single tutorial on Pro Tools on your page there buddy. Try learning something new instead of trolling

@@kneticmusic Woman, who is trolling you here??? I don't make such films and I don't intend to. Why are you looking for them on my channel? 😆 Just do better what you do so as not to bore the recipient. And don't be offended like a little child :)

I have the ultimate subscription - hope that helps!

@@CatoNoise Thanks, good to know. I'm in Canada - it's almost $140 a month for the monthly 😕I'll keep saving for the Perpetual License lol

@@kneticmusic Oof, for real? That seems too steep. Are you looking on the Avid.com website, or is it a third party seller?

Yeah, you can just right click on the input /output panel and choose rename - that's another way to do it!

You can check out the full length video to hear more - and the song is also on streaming.

Glad you liked it!