Hello. I do not have an Apex (I use an Mpower), but one of my friends uses an Apex BT. She converted from Mpower to Apex in late May. She noticed that the recording quality was better than on the Mpower, usually. (The two of us being musicians, we liked recording!) Well, she tried recording something at 44,100 hz on her Apex BT, and she said that the pitch of the sound got lowered by a fraction of a tone. I didn't actually hear the result, but she said that the pitch got reduced. She records everything at 11,025 hz, because at that frequency, the pitch doesn't get reduced at all. I'm wondering, why would the pitch get reduced when recording at 44,100 or 22,050 hz on an Apex BT? She can't figure it out, even though she's pretty good with music technology. I couldn't figure it out, even though I'm pretty good with technology in general, even some programming. But then again, I don't have an Apex; I'm just repeating what the user said.
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