Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise) -ACID Product Family

Subject:Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise) Posted by: highlander71 Date:10/29/2001 6:51:32 PM I can't record into Acid 2.0 without getting a Flanging sound in playback. I have a soundblaster platinum card with an updated driver. I have tried all the different recording properties such as disk based, loop, and one shot. I also have checked off the box of "make track a project tempo'. When I record the track and listen it in sound forge or in the properties window I not only hear the track I recorded but, but every other track in that project. The only thing that seems to work is to check off the "playback while recording box. That way my track is not blended with the other tracks, but it's pretty useless if you are trying to play along with the song. At my wits end, Steve
Subject:RE: Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise) Reply by: Iacobus Date:10/29/2001 10:51:20 PM I'm not sure if this'll help, but have you tried here? NOTE: Opens a new browser window. Note that unchecking the "Make new track..." option does not ensure a solution. You have to also play around with the transient detection too. HTH, Iacobus
Subject:RE: Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise) Reply by: pwppch Date:10/30/2001 11:10:23 PM >> I have a soundblaster platinum card with an updated driver. ... The only thing that seems to work is to check off the "playback while recording box. Sounds like you have the SBLive set up to record not only the input from the line in (or mic) but also the playback. Go to the Windows Volume Control/Mixer and switch to the recording view. Maker sure that all you have checked is the source that you want to record from - Line in or Mic or any of the other options. You most likely have Wave checked or "What you hear is what you get". Also, unless you want the SBLive to monitor what is on your line in, go to the Playback control in the Windows Mixer and mute the line input. Peter
Subject:RE: Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise) Reply by: dlogix Date:11/1/2001 4:00:18 PM On a side note: Typically this is happening because of the coinciding waveforms. I have run into this when trying to sequence two very similar or identical tracks on the same song. My sound engineer knows more... But also look out for this too.

Subject:Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise)

Posted by: highlander71

Date:10/29/2001 6:51:32 PM

I can't record into Acid 2.0 without getting a Flanging sound in playback.
I have a soundblaster platinum card with an updated driver. I have
tried all the different recording properties such as disk based, loop, and
one shot. I also have checked off the box of "make track a project
tempo'. When I record the track and listen it in sound forge or in the
properties window I not only hear the track I recorded but, but every other
track in that project. The only thing that seems to work is to check off
the "playback while recording box. That way my track is not blended with
the other tracks, but it's pretty useless if you are trying to play along with
the song.
At my wits end,
Steve

Subject:RE: Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise)

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:10/29/2001 10:51:20 PM

I'm not sure if this'll help, but have you tried here? NOTE: Opens a new browser window.

Note that unchecking the "Make new track..." option does not ensure a solution. You have to also play around with the transient detection too.

HTH,
Iacobus

Subject:RE: Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise)

Reply by: pwppch

Date:10/30/2001 11:10:23 PM

>>
I have a soundblaster platinum card with an updated driver. ...

The only thing that seems to work is to check off
the "playback while recording box.

Sounds like you have the SBLive set up to record not only the input from the line in (or mic) but also the playback.

Go to the Windows Volume Control/Mixer and switch to the recording view.

Maker sure that all you have checked is the source that you want to record from - Line in or Mic or any of the other options. You most likely have Wave checked or "What you hear is what you get".

Also, unless you want the SBLive to monitor what is on your line in, go to the Playback control in the Windows Mixer and mute the line input.

Peter

Subject:RE: Sound Flanging during Recording(reprise)

Reply by: dlogix

Date:11/1/2001 4:00:18 PM

On a side note: Typically this is happening because of the coinciding waveforms. I have run into this when trying to sequence two very similar or identical tracks on the same song. My sound engineer knows more... But also look out for this too.