Hi
Just export them a second time after choosing the right Project Rate
(Control+F6 brings you there).
You should also toggle the dithering option in preferences if you
haven't the project any more and must use the earlier exported files.
(if it is highest quality, set it to none and vice-versa).
Note that the project rate is automatically set to the sample rate of
the first file that you import into a project.
That's presumably what happened here.
Cheers
Robert
On 17/08/2017, Rich De Steno <ironrock@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When I export projects to WAV format, they are at 16 bit, 44 KHz, as I
expect. However, I recently exported two songs that are showing up as
16 bit, 48 KHz. I am currently in the process of getting an album
together for digital distribution, and they require 44 KHz WAV files.
Why did these two files turn up as 48 KHz and how do I get them down to
44 KHz. Thanks.
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Rich De Steno
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