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Subject:major bug in acid!!!
Posted by: erik1
Date:11/30/2000 5:21:00 AM
hi, I notice that mixing down tracks to one new track in acid definitely is a case of "what you hear is not what you get", in other words, the mixed down track sounds different (worse) than the original unmixed tracks together. major bug, I would say, erik |
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Subject:Re: major bug in acid!!!
Reply by: Stu_Nevitt
Date:12/17/2000 7:28:00 PM
erik, if it's kind of a fast tremolo sound that you're getting, try opening the properties of the mixed down track & saving it as a "one shot"...it takes up hd space, but clears up the problem... ema wrote: >>hi, >>I notice that mixing down tracks to one new track in acid >>definitely is a case of "what you hear is not what you >>get", in other words, the mixed down track sounds different >>(worse) than the original unmixed tracks together. >>major bug, I would say, >>erik >> |
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Subject:Re: !6 Bit Audio vs. 24 Bit Audio
Reply by: MusicBear
Date:12/5/2000 7:29:00 PM
Hi Hex, Thanks so much for your reply... It is very helpful... I am really glad I posted this note, since I was so uneducated about it in the first place. I could have done more damage than good by saving at 48kHz... Thanks again to all for their replies! MusicBear www.go.to/MusicBear |
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Subject:Re: !6 Bit Audio vs. 24 Bit Audio
Reply by: MusicBear
Date:12/5/2000 7:30:00 PM
Hi Hex, Thanks so much for your reply... It is very helpful... I am really glad I posted this note, since I was so uneducated about it in the first place. I could have done more damage than good by saving at 48kHz... Thanks again to all for their replies! MusicBear www.go.to/MusicBear |
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Subject:Re: !6 Bit Audio vs. 24 Bit Audio
Reply by: MusicBear
Date:12/5/2000 7:30:00 PM
Hi Hex, Thanks so much for your reply... It is very helpful... I am really glad I posted this note, since I was so uneducated about it in the first place. I could have done more damage than good by saving at 48kHz... Thanks again to all for their replies! MusicBear www.go.to/MusicBear |