For some reason the render to disk leaves out one audio track, which has a long wav file. It plays correctly and should be there in the sequence, but for some reason it doesn't get rendered. I've tried editing the wav and resaving, but that doesn't help.
I've got live 4.1.2, winXPsp2.
:edit: ok now i soloed the missing track and rendered it... the result is just really loud and high beep... almost like triangle wave, with the left channel much louder than the right.
:edit2: I got it rendered now after about ten attempts. I think Live was unable to write to the file, because all the warp markers changed back to defaults every time I opened the live set. So I saved the file with a new name and loaded it from the file browser into the set.
This was not the first time I encounter this problem. The audio file was recorded in live from an external input.
rendering leaves out one track
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borg nagar
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Very loud beep when rendering
Now I'm having the same situation with Live 5. I'm trying to render a live set which normally plays good and doesn't seem to have any problems. But after rendering I get several notifications of "serious program error" and have to shutdown live from task manager. When I open the rendered wav, it's accompanied with a very high and loud beep. Looking at my previous post on the subject it seems I have been able to locate the problem by renaming the wav files in the liveset (but at that time I knew which file caused it).
Anyone have similar experiences? This has happened to me on 2 separate computers and 2 separate sound interfaces now.
:edit: I read this topic: http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26354 and noted that timothyallan had almost the same kind of problem as I did. My problem was also solved the same way this time: I put all of my wav-tracks into RAM-mode. And they rendered fine. Thanks Timothy!
Anyone have similar experiences? This has happened to me on 2 separate computers and 2 separate sound interfaces now.
:edit: I read this topic: http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26354 and noted that timothyallan had almost the same kind of problem as I did. My problem was also solved the same way this time: I put all of my wav-tracks into RAM-mode. And they rendered fine. Thanks Timothy!
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