audio conversion

hey all...setup -001/g4 i've been recording for years 48/24....i thought i might try 44/24 on a track to possibly get moreout of the comp...plugs and such....now itry to make a cd of the final bounce...i've used every variation on the covert task..and the the cd that i burn ..and.. audio import on 48/24 master template plays slow...i use optical clock...i have tried using internal for this ..no help..... hope this question makes sense ...any help suggestions would be great....thanks....

Create a new, 16/44.1 session and import the CD into it.

Hi It sounds like you recorded the sessions referencing a 48kHz clock when your session was set to to 44.1kHz. If you are on Pro Tools LE 6.x you can use DigiBase to correct this . All you have to do is find the audio files in question, scroll over to the sample rate field, and type in the "correct" sample rate (the one they were actually clocked to during recording). Also, there is another workaround that may be faster and simpler, particularly if there are a ton of audio files to modify: Open a New Session at the "correct" sample rate, then do Import Session Data and select the session in question. Make sure to choose "Copy from source media" and "Apply SRC", but then change the Source sample rate to the "correct" sample rate (this will make it look like your "converting" from 48k to 48k (for instance) which may seem counterintuitive. In reality all you really are doing is changing the sample rate tag on the audio files, so you definitely don't want any resampling to happen. Let me know if you are on a version older than 6.x and we can suggest some other things. Thanks, Digidesign Tech Support

thank you ..thank you ...thank you....digitech for your quick reply...for knowing what the problem was/is....and for fixing a fairly large session (32 tracks).....i used your second suggestion....worked like a charm..... thank you to The Duc too....peace