RENDER ISSUES
RENDER ISSUES
hi guys,
i still haven't heard back from you regarding this
recent problem
i've been having some issues with Render To Disc on 2.03
what happens is that i get "clicks" after the render. the rendered file also plays back
at a different tempo when auditioning it (within that same song file)
i only work in arranger mode.
i've tried removing the VST folder, no change
i've tried enabling loop/warp for every clip, no change
i've tried setting hardware to 1024 buffer, internal clock ( RME HDSP 95/52 / XP / )
it happens both at 16 and 24 bit render to same the same disc location or an external firewire.
it happens on a new session with different samples.
this problem was not an issue during version 1.5 on the mac.
what do you think?
let me know asap.
sincerely,
dp
i still haven't heard back from you regarding this
recent problem
i've been having some issues with Render To Disc on 2.03
what happens is that i get "clicks" after the render. the rendered file also plays back
at a different tempo when auditioning it (within that same song file)
i only work in arranger mode.
i've tried removing the VST folder, no change
i've tried enabling loop/warp for every clip, no change
i've tried setting hardware to 1024 buffer, internal clock ( RME HDSP 95/52 / XP / )
it happens both at 16 and 24 bit render to same the same disc location or an external firewire.
it happens on a new session with different samples.
this problem was not an issue during version 1.5 on the mac.
what do you think?
let me know asap.
sincerely,
dp
Dave Pelman Music
http://www.davepelman.com
http://www.davepelman.com
Hello,
I just wonder: which samplerate do you use for playback? If the rendered file plays back in another speed, you definately should check the sample rate of your output/soundcard. As always it´s a problem if we can´t reproduce this here (at ableton) it´s way difficult to figure out why this happens...
I just wonder: which samplerate do you use for playback? If the rendered file plays back in another speed, you definately should check the sample rate of your output/soundcard. As always it´s a problem if we can´t reproduce this here (at ableton) it´s way difficult to figure out why this happens...
ch,kleine wrote:Hello,
I just wonder: which samplerate do you use for playback? If the rendered file plays back in another speed, you definately should check the sample rate of your output/soundcard. As always it´s a problem if we can´t reproduce this here (at ableton) it´s way difficult to figure out why this happens...
my sample rate has never changed since 1.0. it's always 44.1
i just reloaded 1.52 on my pc. the render works fine when auditioning/checking the file within 1.5.2. coincidentally, when i launch 2.03
the 1.5.2 bounce plays back fine there as well. so it's only when i render in 2.03
where i experience clicks.
dp
Dave Pelman Music
http://www.davepelman.com
http://www.davepelman.com
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i tried bouncing with the RME turned off (no device) and voila!harb wrote:dpel,
Do you have the same issue if you select another audio device type in Live? If you could try a bounce without using the RME, just as a test.
Just trying to narrow things down a bit....
harb
no clicks!
so what does this all mean? card or live?
dpel
that did it!Anonymous wrote:i tried bouncing with the RME turned off (no device) and voila!harb wrote:dpel,
Do you have the same issue if you select another audio device type in Live? If you could try a bounce without using the RME, just as a test.
Just trying to narrow things down a bit....
harb
no clicks!
so what does this all mean? card or live?
dpel
dpel
Dave Pelman Music
http://www.davepelman.com
http://www.davepelman.com
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