Poor Sampling Rate: FIXED

LAST EDITED ON Jul-20-02 AT 06:05 PM (EDT)

I dont know if anyone has posted solution for this but I post it anyway.
IF you have for example horn sound recorded with 44khz you will see/hear how that sound file suffers when it is converted to 11khz. But I have(maybe someone else has too)invented solution, thanks to Ville Saarelainen who gave the original idea.
This is from my Dv12 locomotive that uses 44khz inside horn sound:
Stream (

Priority ( 6 )
Triggers ( 2
Discrete_Trigger ( 8 StartLoopRelease ( 1 File ( "dv_horn1.wav" -1 ) SelectionMethod ( SequentialSelection ) ) )Discrete_Trigger ( 9 ReleaseLoopReleaseWithJump () )
)
FrequencyCurve(
Variable2Controlled
CurvePoints ( 3
0.000 44100
0.500 44100
1.000 44100
)
Granularity ( 100 )
)
) As you can see I have added FrequencyCurve to it
and changed all 11025 and 12000's to 44100.
I hope you got what I mean. I am not sure how many CurvePoints are necessary but I one isnt enough(I have tested).

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LAST EDITED ON Jul-20-02 AT 09:30 PM (EDT)

Now we need someone who is computer savvy to tell us what the hit is on memory. Extra samples, extra CPU time.Edit
And what is Granularity (100). I don't know what that controls.

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You only need two curve points. Remove the middle one and change the 3 to a 2.I believe Granularity specifies the smoothness of the curve.

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