OhSh1rt
Who needs a 57 anyway?
I figure this is a noobie question with an odvious answer, so lets go.
Sunday I recorded 4 songs in ProTools of my band. We got down the rythm/lead/bass (all recorded at the same time, and yes direct, I planned on rerecording guitar though). We went through them all pretty well, played them back and they were fine, saved them, then moved on to the next. When we went to record the drums we all could tell something was not right. The playbacked sound (while on the right pitch) was at about half the speed of the actual track that was recorded AND played back sucessfuly before.
I didn't change any settings inbetween, ProTools/The Delta 44 was setup at the same frequency (44.1 I belive)
So what did I do wrong this time?
-jeffrey
Sunday I recorded 4 songs in ProTools of my band. We got down the rythm/lead/bass (all recorded at the same time, and yes direct, I planned on rerecording guitar though). We went through them all pretty well, played them back and they were fine, saved them, then moved on to the next. When we went to record the drums we all could tell something was not right. The playbacked sound (while on the right pitch) was at about half the speed of the actual track that was recorded AND played back sucessfuly before.
I didn't change any settings inbetween, ProTools/The Delta 44 was setup at the same frequency (44.1 I belive)
So what did I do wrong this time?
-jeffrey