The Case of the Warbling Track -ACID Product Family

Subject:The Case of the Warbling Track Posted by: spinweb Date:1/26/2007 5:02:49 PM I rendered a project in ACID and it sounds fine (v6.0d). I opened a new project and pasted the .wav from my other project to mess with the tempo. The new file sounds like a warbling bird in places. Why would it sound like that in the new project, but not the old? Thanks, Rick
Subject:RE: The Case of the Warbling Track Reply by: martin7 Date:1/27/2007 4:43:41 AM I too have experienced that. Three things you might try: 1- render warbling track separately and replace the orginal (taking any offending plug-ins out of the loop for the render). 2-Turn off track buffering in Preferences/audio Device page for render. (Seemed to work). 3- Switch the offending track from 'Beatmapped' to 'One Shot'. (Again, might have made a difference.) These are things I've tried but number 1 is probably the right answer. However, others, who know more, may say different. m7

Subject:The Case of the Warbling Track

Posted by: spinweb

Date:1/26/2007 5:02:49 PM

I rendered a project in ACID and it sounds fine (v6.0d). I opened a new project and pasted the .wav from my other project to mess with the tempo. The new file sounds like a warbling bird in places. Why would it sound like that in the new project, but not the old?

Thanks,

Rick

Subject:RE: The Case of the Warbling Track

Reply by: martin7

Date:1/27/2007 4:43:41 AM

I too have experienced that. Three things you might try:
1- render warbling track separately and replace the orginal (taking any offending plug-ins out of the loop for the render).

2-Turn off track buffering in Preferences/audio Device page for render. (Seemed to work).

3- Switch the offending track from 'Beatmapped' to 'One Shot'. (Again, might have made a difference.)

These are things I've tried but number 1 is probably the right answer. However, others, who know more, may say different.
m7