Hi, I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to convert all my audio .aiff and.wav files (mostly drum hits) from 44.1 kHz to 32 kHz, which is the only sample rate the Korg es 1 'groovebox' supports. I use Logic Audio as a main sequncer but the lowest sample rate available to bounce tracks down is, again 44.1 kHz. Must be an easy way to do it rather than recording each drum noise in manually.

Any halp muchos appreciated.
Ta.

for macos9 soundapp (ppc) should do the job. only thing - you have to enter the samplingrate manually (no preset) - but you can save your own presets...

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/4124

HTH

thanks for reply. I tried this and it seems good but when the converted samples are played back they are corrupted with white noise. I tried to download it again and still samples over a couple of seconds long get mashed. Any ideas??

i just gave it a try with a sample about a minute long. from 44.1khz-pcm-stereo-16bit-aiff to 32khz-pcm-stereo-16-wav and had no corruptions. i'm doin my audio on a quite old g3 powerbook - so performance won't be an issue i think.
do you run os9 native or emulated under osX?

I'm using OS 9.2.2 How annoying. I downloaded it seperately twice and on both occasions it didn't work properly. Maybe need a later version of stuffit but I'm sure I'm pretty up to date with that. I'll try it again but I dont hold much hope. Have you had any experience with Audacity? Think this may do the job!!

Tried it again few days later and it worked fine??? Very strange. Cheers SC