ALESIS MASTERLINK ML-9600 HARD DISK RECORDER

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ALESIS MASTERLINK ML-9600 HARD DISK RECORDER

Post by akkk »

Hello. I have question. Let´s say I record 24bit 96khz file with this device. Firstly, can I save this file to normal cd-r or does it have to be something special? Secondly, can I open this file with with pc cd-rom for further editing, mp3 etc.? Do I rip it from cd or is it wav format or what? Thanks.
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Post by James Perrett »

You will have to convert the file to 16 bit 44.1kHz if you want to write a standard audio CD. You can write a data CD at 96kHz 24 bit which will then be readable on a computer (and possibly certain DVD players). I think the Masterlink can write .wav files but I'm not absolutely certain.

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Post by OneWorld »

The non-redbook cd it makes can be read easily on a computer or can be imported into Protools etc. I think it is .aiff, but yes either .aiff or .wav they are on a standard iso9660 cd
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Ok, thanks.
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