HELP! I have created a mix of two of my songs and rendered them to be in MP3 and WAV format, but there is this mechanical beeping/honking noise on every downbeat and I can't seem to get rid of it. Editing it manually would really be very tedious. Has anybody come across this weird bug? I am really tempted to go back to my original Acid 2.0. Never had that problem with that one.
Acid 3.0 Beeps On Beat When Rendered.
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Brad
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I have never had this problem. Strange.
The only thing I can think of - because it sounds like something a company might do to get you to buy the full program - are you using a demo version of ACID 3.0?
If you have the full version, I would suggest calling their support line - I have found SF's tech support to be pretty good. Or check their website in the support section and do a search.
Good luck!
Brad
The only thing I can think of - because it sounds like something a company might do to get you to buy the full program - are you using a demo version of ACID 3.0?
If you have the full version, I would suggest calling their support line - I have found SF's tech support to be pretty good. Or check their website in the support section and do a search.
Good luck!
Brad
SPINSTERWUN
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I agree with Brad.
prophessor
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Acid Crackle
I experience crackle and harsh sounds sometimes when I recorded into Acid. I was never able to find the reason for this. I also experienced this with Vegas Audio LE, so I went back to Cakewalk and now I'm using Sonar for looping and multitracking. I spoke with Sonic Foundry about this they said it may be my sound card, I have a delta 66, so I call M-Audio and they walked me through changing the IRQs but that did not solve the problem. Like I said I went back to Cakewalk because I loaded the software and it ran great, I even tested it with 32 tracks of audio recording up to 3:30 minutes and it worked great. I started to have dropouts when I tried to apply 10+ effects. I purchase Vegas Video 3.0 for the sole purpose of CD Architect (it only cost $172).
Go ahead and give Sonic Foundry a call. If you still have trouble go to this website and see the price of Home Studio 2002 or Sonar, the only problem is it is for students and education institutions: http://www.journeyed.com/ If you can get the transcript of a friend or buddy and fax it to them and then open an account you can reap the benefits of the prices.
Good Luck
I experience crackle and harsh sounds sometimes when I recorded into Acid. I was never able to find the reason for this. I also experienced this with Vegas Audio LE, so I went back to Cakewalk and now I'm using Sonar for looping and multitracking. I spoke with Sonic Foundry about this they said it may be my sound card, I have a delta 66, so I call M-Audio and they walked me through changing the IRQs but that did not solve the problem. Like I said I went back to Cakewalk because I loaded the software and it ran great, I even tested it with 32 tracks of audio recording up to 3:30 minutes and it worked great. I started to have dropouts when I tried to apply 10+ effects. I purchase Vegas Video 3.0 for the sole purpose of CD Architect (it only cost $172).
Go ahead and give Sonic Foundry a call. If you still have trouble go to this website and see the price of Home Studio 2002 or Sonar, the only problem is it is for students and education institutions: http://www.journeyed.com/ If you can get the transcript of a friend or buddy and fax it to them and then open an account you can reap the benefits of the prices.
Good Luck
Zombie King
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Static or pops or crackle would indicate an incompatibility somewhere - with the Delta 66, I can assure you its their drivers. If you're using a Delta card on Win98se and your driver is anything but 4.1.22.27, you will have mysterious intermitant clicks and pops.
Beeps, on the other hand, sound completely intentional. I would suspect its either a (poorly) cracked version or that its a demo. Get the real thing. If you already "own" the product, make Sonic Foundry fix it to your satisfaction.
Z
Beeps, on the other hand, sound completely intentional. I would suspect its either a (poorly) cracked version or that its a demo. Get the real thing. If you already "own" the product, make Sonic Foundry fix it to your satisfaction.
Z
THANK YOU
I found out what the problem was. It was the beatmaster/maker when I try to import the wave file. But when I try to render the file through another way - problem solved. I bought his program legit from a computer show. I own Acid Music (for unlimited tracks) , Acid Rock (for its loops), Acid Style (my first one), Acid 2.0 and Acid 3.0. (I guess, they got me, huh? Now I am curious about Sonar).
I found out what the problem was. It was the beatmaster/maker when I try to import the wave file. But when I try to render the file through another way - problem solved. I bought his program legit from a computer show. I own Acid Music (for unlimited tracks) , Acid Rock (for its loops), Acid Style (my first one), Acid 2.0 and Acid 3.0. (I guess, they got me, huh? Now I am curious about Sonar).
prophessor
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Info about SONAR
Take a trip to www.cakewalk.com. It is an excellent product.
Like I stated in my prior posting, I had the static, and crackle in Acid Pro 3.0 and Vegas Audio but when I used SONAR, under the same conditions, it worked great. I ordered Vegas Video, I do hope I will not have the same problem.
Take a trip to www.cakewalk.com. It is an excellent product.
Like I stated in my prior posting, I had the static, and crackle in Acid Pro 3.0 and Vegas Audio but when I used SONAR, under the same conditions, it worked great. I ordered Vegas Video, I do hope I will not have the same problem.
SPINSTERWUN
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Re: Info about SONAR
There is a demo version at that location.prophessor said: