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sonar recording problem
Hi,
I'm having a problem with Sonar 1.3 and I'm wondering if anyone has any insight. I just bought and installed SONAR, I was previously using GuitarStudio2. It seems like it should be a common problem but I've searched the bbs and can't really find a solution I haven't tried. Ok here's the problem: When I record an audio track in sonar the resulting wav has a bunch of semi-rythmical clicks and pops Here's my setup PentiumIII 733 Sound Blaster Live plat. 256MB RAM Win 98 7200 harddrive I am fairly experienced with computer recording so here is all the info I have been able to figure out: - its not a metronome ;-) - the audio is not clipping - resulting wav doesn't have any ugly spikes etc. - soft musical passages cause same problem - I have tried updating SB drivers and tried using APS live drivers - previously recorded wavs play back with no problems - even 16 at once with a number of effects - the dropout light doesn't go on, CPU and disk meters don't even register 5% - GuitarStudio 2 didn't have this problem - recording (with all the same external settings) in Sound Forge XP works fine - I have tried various sound sources, guitar straight in, cd player straight in - all through the line in. So....if anyone has any ideas I would really appreciate the help...needless to say my initial joy of getting SONAR is wearing off. Chris |
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Hmmm..some curious new info.
I actually have two drives: a 5400 with Sonar and a 7200 drive I use for audio data. When I point SONAR at the 7200 I get the problem metioned above. When I use a data directory on my C: drive (5400) - no pops or clicks on my recording. But....I have a song I recorded in GuitarStudio with over 16 tracks that plays back perectly on the D drive (low disk %) that I am pretty sure would tax the C drive. The 7200 is attached to a Promise ATA100 hard drive controller if that makes a difference. Any thoughts based on this new info? |
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Chris,
You're not alone. I've been using SONAR-XL version 1.3 on the following platform: Pentium 4 1.5 Ghz 512 MB Ram Soundblaster Audigy (2) hard drives @7200rpm Windows 2000 Things were working fine until about 1 week ago. I changed nothing from the Hardware perspective, but I did install some critical updates from Microsoft's support site. Anyway, newly recorded wav files have noticible pops and clicks, where ones I recorded two weeks ago were fine. Those projects I created as bundled files two weeks ago can be opened and exported with no pops or clicks but, if I re-record a new audio track - wham, the pops and clicks are there. Soft or loud passages, same problem. Mark...
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Chris,
You're not alone. I've been using SONAR-XL version 1.3 on the following platform: Pentium 4 1.5 Ghz 512 MB Ram Soundblaster Audigy (2) hard drives @7200rpm Windows 2000 Things were working fine until about 1 week ago. I changed nothing from the Hardware perspective, but I did install some critical updates from Microsoft's support site. Anyway, newly recorded wav files have noticible pops and clicks, where ones I recorded two weeks ago were fine. Those projects I created as bundled files two weeks ago can be opened and exported with no pops or clicks but, if I re-record a new audio track - wham, the pops and clicks are there. Soft or loud passages, same problem. Mark...
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