Multiple Sample Rates within Hilo

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   If a client gives me a 44.1Khz 32bit float and asks to be mastered with end results being 96Khz 24 bit. Can I do that with only one Computer and one HILO?

My thought is
1- bring the original file through the S/PDIF at 44.1Khz
2- send out the audio from the Analog LINE OUT
3- Process signal with outboard gear (EQ, compressors, etc...)
4- Record the signal from the Analog Line IN at 96Khz

If this correct, then how will I be able to send the original signal from my DAW that is set to 96KHz to be able to record the incoming signal?
Can I open two different DAWs and one is set to 44.1Khz and sends the original track through the S/PDIF
while the other DAW is set to 96Khz, and record the incoming Analog signal?

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zsidawi Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Caracal Joined: September/27/2014 Location: Lebanon Points: 15	Topic: Multiple Sample Rates within Hilo Posted: October/04/2014 at 12:54am
	If a client gives me a 44.1Khz 32bit float and asks to be mastered with end results being 96Khz 24 bit. Can I do that with only one Computer and one HILO? My thought is 1- bring the original file through the S/PDIF at 44.1Khz 2- send out the audio from the Analog LINE OUT 3- Process signal with outboard gear (EQ, compressors, etc...) 4- Record the signal from the Analog Line IN at 96Khz If this correct, then how will I be able to send the original signal from my DAW that is set to 96KHz to be able to record the incoming signal? Can I open two different DAWs and one is set to 44.1Khz and sends the original track through the S/PDIF while the other DAW is set to 96Khz, and record the incoming Analog signal?

PaulTech Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Admin Group Joined: August/13/2004 Location: United States Points: 5495	Posted: October/06/2014 at 10:29am
	The Hilo cannot operate at two different sample rates at once, i.e. one rate for playback, and another rate for recording. There is very high quality sample rate conversion onboard that acts on the digital inputs. So if you could start from an external digital device or different computer with a digital output, you could upsample to 96k on the way in.
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