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I work with film and was wondering if there's any way to export 24bit/48kHz from Notion since this is the film standard?

Not at the moment, but you could rewire into a session at that sample rate and export. Basically using your DAW to "upsample" the audio from NOTION.

http://www.silverspike.com/?Products:TapeIt
http://www.voxengo.com/product/recorder/features/

Don`t know if either of the above may help. (Tape it 1 not 2 = freeware). They are VSTfx that record where they are inserted in the fx chain in real time. So could be put on the master channel in the mixer.

Edit: you seem only to be able to change the bit depth with the above but not the sample rate..

Admin wrote:Not at the moment, but you could rewire into a session at that sample rate and export. Basically using your DAW to "upsample" the audio from NOTION.

But if the 3rd party plugins play 24bit samples in Notion, will they be sent as 24bit from Notion or will Notion downsample them to 16bnit and the host will then upsample them to 24bit again?

So the question was actually more about if I will maintain the quality of my 24bit sampled instruments in Notion, at least in Rewire mode?

posssu wrote:

Admin wrote:Not at the moment, but you could rewire into a session at that sample rate and export. Basically using your DAW to "upsample" the audio from NOTION.

But if the 3rd party plugins play 24bit samples in Notion, will they be sent as 24bit from Notion or will Notion downsample them to 16bnit and the host will then upsample them to 24bit again?

So the question was actually more about if I will maintain the quality of my 24bit sampled instruments in Notion, at least in Rewire mode?

The best way to accomplish what you're looking to do is to set up a session in your DAW host at 44.1/24bit, rewire the NOTION file in and record it. Then take the DAW host's recording of the 44.1/24bit and pull it into your 48/24 session. This will allow you to keep your 24bit and have the host do the upsampling thus avoiding any pitch issues that may arise from upsampling.

hope this helps!
Kyle