Which DAWs suffer this problem?

In Cubase if you drag a file in from the desktop that has a mismatched sample rate to the project, you invariably get a sample with a messed up pitch in comparison to the other tracks. Does this happen across other DAWs?

The reason I ask is because I sent a track out to have a bassline added and the fella sent it back with the tuning in-between semitones, claiming the track was "out of tune". I gave him a 24/48 file, and I'm guessing he's dragged it into a 44.1 project.

Trying to Auto-tune or Melodyn a bass part seems virtually impossible without introducing artefacts.

Most DAWs can import files in different formats and then convert them so it fits your project. Check the tabs up top : )

this doesn´t happen over here, i´m using cubase aswell, currently i´m on version 7. A message will pop up asking me if I want to change the sample rate (make it fit) or not

RepRSP wrote:this doesn´t happen over here, i´m using cubase aswell, currently i´m on version 7. A message will pop up asking me if I want to change the sample rate (make it fit) or not

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RepRSP wrote:this doesn´t happen over here, i´m using cubase aswell, currently i´m on version 7. A message will pop up asking me if I want to change the sample rate (make it fit) or not

I don't know if it's a problem specific to Cubase 6, but if you open up a file through the standard Import settings it gives you the option to convert.





It's when you drag and drop into the project that it doesn't convert. It's not an issue for the way I work, but I'm just trying to reverse engineer what might have happened in this instance.

His bass parts were the correct length but the tuning was wonky, so I'm guessing he's dragged a 24/48 track into a 24/44.1 project.

He's re-recording them anyway so fingers crossed that it's right this time.

MOOGSEQ1 Bass line
Update please

TYPO wrote:More interested in the MOOGSEQ1 Bass line

Don't concern yourself with that. No Moog's were harmed during this process.