Question about recording quality in livesets.

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PlasticSoul
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Question about recording quality in livesets.

Post by PlasticSoul » Mon Mar 27, 2006 2:24 am

I've a problem...

I'm using Ableton for months, I don't ve problems when warping and other functions atm, but...

I noticed when I record (render in the hard disk) my livesets done in Ableton, the tracks quality fall a bit, kinda a bit glitchy, or it sound so different, in a worse way, I'm using wavs...

My audioboard is an Audiotrak Maya MKII, but I dont think the problem is the audioboard cus in my others audioboards there was happening the same thing...

Somebody can help me please? I did various searches about this but didnt find the answer, sorry if this same question was just made by other user, tell me the link, please, and I ll delete my thread after...

Thanks by the attention...

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Post by blank » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:08 am

1-Do you use dithering ?


2-Prolly some people will say it changes nothing but I use to resample the entire track once its ready and i open it in a audio editor to save it as well.

its a kind of real time export :)
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Post by sweetjesus » Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:51 am

have you tried different warp algorithms? instead of standard beats, try tones, or complex mode even perhaps.

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Post by PlasticSoul » Mon Mar 27, 2006 1:46 pm

blank: I think I dont use dithering, since I dont know what is this, hehe...

sweetjesus: yah, in some tracks I use complex mode...

does the warp type affect the sound? instead the tempo?

humm..thanks again... :)

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