Adobe Audition 3.0 Problem!

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LucasCu

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Hi, I'm recording an amateur cover of Radiohead's 'Just' using my two guitars and bass. I'm using a small 'line in' lead (yes i know very amateur) plugged into my PC. and I have three tracks at the moment: rhythm, lead and 2nd rhythm.

When i record another piece onto Track 1 straight after the intro it starts to go all jittery and lag up! big time! it's really annoying.

any help would be great! thanks!

Lucas
 
LucasCu said:
Hi, I'm recording an amateur cover of Radiohead's 'Just' using my two guitars and bass. I'm using a small 'line in' lead (yes i know very amateur) plugged into my PC. and I have three tracks at the moment: rhythm, lead and 2nd rhythm.

When i record another piece onto Track 1 straight after the intro it starts to go all jittery and lag up! big time! it's really annoying.

any help would be great! thanks!

Lucas
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What kind of computer are you using? Do you know the specifications (CPU, RAM, video card, bus speed, etc.)?
 
LucasCu said:
I'm using an Advent - 1gb of RAM - Nvidia FX5950 ultra and i got a 3.2ghz Intel.

regards
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what software are you using?? Do you have a bunch of other programs/processes running in the background at the same time?? Maybe the computer recording forum can help more?
 
Yeah that's what i thought it would be, But I had guitar pro 5 (to refer to the 'Just' Tab) MSN messenger and The Internet I guess. I don't use firewall when I'm online either.

After a while as well, I click the record button, comes up with a message saying the sound card is already in use. Do you think with such a low spec sound card it can only handle 3 different tracks running at the same time?

regards
 
Why don't you post this on the Cool Edit Pro/Adobe Audition forum? You'll be much more likely to get an informed answer.
 
LucasCu said:
yeah I think so, But i used to use Cakewalk guitar tracks pro and that was fine with like 5+ different tracks.

regards
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Hmmm. Usually you need an ASIO compatible soundcard (that's Audio Streaming In/Out to you and me).
 
thanks for the help, but still no luck. I'm using an Realtek AC'97 - is this suitable for home amateur recording, it goes up to 5.1 surround. I'm not sure if this helps.

thanks again
 
Is that a combination sound / motherboard? If you're using the motherboard as a sound card, anything can happen, and not much of it good.
 
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