Hey fellas 
I've been developing an addiction to Nebula and my wallets feeling it, but its soooo worth it! I've always worked in 44.1khz. The Nebula libraries in 96khz seem to eat much more computing power. I'm just trying to figure this out...
Here's my question:
Because many libraries are 96khz, does the quality go down (measurably) when using it in 44.1khz? Also, does working in 96khz make the libraries more CPU efficient since it doesn't have to re-sample the libraries internally?
I've been developing an addiction to Nebula and my wallets feeling it, but its soooo worth it! I've always worked in 44.1khz. The Nebula libraries in 96khz seem to eat much more computing power. I'm just trying to figure this out...Here's my question:
Because many libraries are 96khz, does the quality go down (measurably) when using it in 44.1khz? Also, does working in 96khz make the libraries more CPU efficient since it doesn't have to re-sample the libraries internally?
