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Subject:My recording is underwater Posted by: Bill Hively Date:5/12/2006 12:02:21 PM All the recordings I've made with SF in the past few weeks play back with no high end, too slow, and sounding broken-up. I've made sure that all the sampling rates involved match. I'm about to un/reinstall SF, and if this doesn't do it, then the MOTU FW driver. (Clean audio through MOTU analog and headphone outs is fine.) I did check the Send system info box but since this a recording question want to add I use a MOTU 896HD geting input from analog and AES inputs and even the Realtek sound card that came with the computer (anything when you're desperate). All three sources produce the same problem sound. Can anyone offer some insight into this, please? Bill Message last edited on5/12/2006 12:10:25 PM byBill Hively.
Subject:RE: My recording is underwater Reply by: Bill Hively Date:5/12/2006 4:12:48 PM Reinstalling seems to have worked.

All the recordings I've made with SF in the past few weeks play back with no high end, too slow, and sounding broken-up. I've made sure that all the sampling rates involved match. I'm about to un/reinstall SF, and if this doesn't do it, then the MOTU FW driver. (Clean audio through MOTU analog and headphone outs is fine.) I did check the Send system info box but since this a recording question want to add I use a MOTU 896HD geting input from analog and AES inputs and even the Realtek sound card that came with the computer (anything when you're desperate). All three sources produce the same problem sound.
Can anyone offer some insight into this, please?
Bill