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I have to agree with Jimmy; drum sounds is a very personal thing. I'm sure you mixed this to your likings; as I do with my drum tracks. Overall, the sound is good. I'm sure it satisfies your taste. I won't go crazy here and give you what I would do to your tracks, since most probably, they...

Have to be honest here, I've never heard the original recording, but this version of yours is up to your usual standard: GREAT:D:D I really enjoy your recordings Greg, mostly cause I know that you track everything! I try to do that too, with not such good acceptance from the audience:rolleyes...

I too just bought an M Audio Fast track pro, and was about to return it; but not for the same issues you're describing. My problem was due to driver incompatibility. I had some noise issues in the beginning, but they were easily solved following some suggestions they made about optimizing your...

I just moved into this room, and I find it very comfortable.

Compared to some beautiful creative spaces displayed here, mine's not a big deal...but it is for me;)

Great post Greg:D

Great post Greg:D

Thanks Sikter:) If you're an ignorant digital data user, what am I?....a MEGA ignorant:D:D:D After being used to recording into standalone recorders, the DAW route seems confusing, and has a steeper learning curve. But once you manage to do your first recordings, you realize how great it is...

Great performance as usual Greg, I loved it:) I know I'm going to get slaughtered by the Marley/Reggae purists, but, I liked your version more than the original:eek::rolleyes::D Two thumbs up! Cheers! Oh, BTW I just loooooooooooved the version you did on Rudolph:)

Nope, Previous test tracks recorded using Cool Edit Pro 2.0 are still out of sync. I would really love finding out what went wrong, but why bother. I suppose it had to do with driver incompatibility. It's working like a charm with Audition.

SUCCESS!!! Came back home last night. Decided I was not going to do more testing, but instead, "clean up" my laptop. Uninstall drivers and software and do a fresh reinstall. After I installed everything back, I couldn't resist to do a new test:rolleyes:...and so I did. Inmediately after...

Thanks for your suggestion Albert, I have to be honest, I'm very frustrated right now, and will stop doing tests for a couple of days. Once my head is clear once again, I'll get back to testing. Thanks again mate! Cheers!

I record various tracks. Save them individually. Save the session. Then I copy/paste each track into a USB flashdrive. I then insert the tracks in my main PC. Basically this is how I've tranfered the files from my laptop to my PC Cheers!

Thanks for your comments Sikter and Albert. Yes, it's a very odd problem I have. All tracks are saved and exported at the same sample rate, I've double checked that many times. Right now I'm bummed. Maybe in a couple of days, I'll be willing to try once again, this time, using my old setup...

I tried your suggestion Albert, and even exporting the whole session, the tracks were out of sync:confused: I tried also recording on AA2.0, having the same problem. I quit on this USB device (I'm returning it tomorrow). Going back to standalone multitrack recorders. Thanks for those who...

Flexibility. I use Cool Edit on both machines, but my tracking is done in different days and locations. If I transfer the files tied up to the session, I would have to do that everytime I record a single track. Sometimes, it takes me months to finish a single song project. Now that I've been...

Yes Albert, thanks for the suggestion! I could do that temporarily while I get this problem fixed. When I used my old rig (analox mixer + old laptop), I was able to export single tracks and use them on any other machine without this problem. I'll try an ASIO capable DAW, such as Audition...

I understand Cool Edit Pro 2.0 does not support ASIO drivers. The drivers provided for the Fast Track Pro are ASIO, could that be originating the problem? Please give me a hand here. Cheers!

I got pics to best describe what I'm talking about. Screenshot 1: Zoomed in pic of the tracks as they were recorded in the session. Screenshot 2: Zoomed out pic of the tracks as they were recorded in the session. Screenshot 3: Zoomed in pic of the tracks being inserted in a new session...

Thanks for your input Kinetic. I'm aware of that, hence I always start recording from 0:00.000 All my tracks start from 0, so they should line up no matter in what computer I use them. It's really weird. I'm on my PC now, I'll take a screenshot of what they look like. Cheers!