N10 SRC, uses SoX?

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I’m doing a sample pack for commercial release and need to know what is happening with N10’s sample rate conversion.

Does N10.0 now use SoX like Cubase10? Is it accessed via export > audio mixdown > and simply selecting the new sample rate? I’ve always avoided Nuendo’s SRC but if it’s SoX now, that would be good to know (as I can ditch external software).

Cubase SoX: Cubase 10: Is it worth it?

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I’d like to know this too

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Thanks for bumping. Surely Steinberg techs must know what algorithm(s) are currently used. It seems like this is basic stuff the pro market (Nuendo) would want to know about.

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I too would like to know…

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Agreed!

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Strange, no answer from anyone at Steinberg…

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Steinberg?

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I think SoX is only part of Cubase 10 on correct?

Can someone kindly chime in on a SRC option for Nuendo 10 / MAC ??
I’m trying to find a free / low cost option to export a Mix from 48 > 44.1.
Pretty please.

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Nuendo’s SRC is known to be high-quality since quite some time now:

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→ https://src.infinitewave.ca/

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Wait, is this available in N10!!?? or just 11?

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I might be mistaken, but I think the SRC implementation has been updated with version 6 already. NU5 and older versions were pretty bad in that respect, that’s true … 8-/

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I can’t find SRC as an option in NU10. I wish someone would tell me I’m wrong.

I haven’t been able to find a Mac ver. for free or low cost for this one task.

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Uhm … “SRC” is just the usual abbreviation for “sample rate conversion”. You simply select the target rate during the export dialog, or from the dedicated context-specific right-click menu.

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