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Lets say its an audio clip that is a little quiet, is there a way to zoom in on the transients without altering the actual volume or sample?

I want to accentuate the peaks of the transients so i can identify more easily the beats.

if that makes sense.

Hi, in Ableton, when you deactivate a track by muting it, does that mean that that track no longer uses processing power from the CPU?

Whatever


I used soundflower to record a render as Ableton was playing live.


who knows what kind of implications this will have on the sound quality...

No Dice. This is some bullshit right here. I recorded the isolated vocal track as audio on another file. I didnt even use ableton to do it, I used sound forge. Then in ableton i imported back in the file created in Soundforge to re-render. And the same thing happened again. Its as if Ableton cannot ...

Is this happening to only one file you record? How was the track recorded, export or in place (track record)? What algorythm did you use? Does it happen with a different algo You say it sounds fine in live but not fine outside of live. Were any other tacks running at this time? Yes only one file. T...

I have even tried recording the audio from that track to a brand new track as raw audio. It seemingly works when you are inside Live

but when export and render the crackling is still there, same exact spot.

Now this is really fucking puzzling me...

TYLRbass wrote:Do they play back fine when you listen back to the project file and only come out weird when rendered?

This is correct.

Unfortunately the tracks in question are already frozen. Any other suggestions?

Okay, I've figured out that the crackling parts occur during parts where I'm pitching the vocals using the Apple AU Pitch plugin.

Is there anyway to fix this?

I'm trying to bounce my song into a wav file but I'm getting these horrible crackling/skipping sections throughout the file. When you play the song within Live it is fine. Could somebody offer some guidance? So far I've turned up the buffer (to 512 from 53) and also turned off the dither (it was ori...

When I bounce my track, I'm getting a crackling noise on certain parts of the wav.


What's going on?

I have about 57 tracks (live sound). It sounds fine when it is being played in live, it only occurs after bouncing.

yur2die4 wrote:Did you get it? Guitar Rig is mono by default. You can switch it to stereo.

Ah, how do you do this?



Yeah fishmonkey, sorry about that, the guitar rig was enabled in the group and not the track i was specifically trying to pan, didnt see it.

Agh! After closer examination the panning works when I disable the Guitar Rig that I have on.


ugh

yes that is correct. at 50L the sound is still as if it is C.

When it is at exactly 50R the sound is gone altogether. In other words, anything other than 50R is full sound on both speakers.

Just realized something.

The track is inside of a group.

When I pan on the track itself, I exhibit the problem stated.

If I pan the group itself, then it works.

However, thats not what i really want to do, there are two tracks inside of that group. I want to pan one track left and one track right.