celticpiping
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Pitch is faster: post recording
ok lads , I know I've seen this before, but here goes.
I'll record a simple bit of audio: play it back...and it has changed pitch on me forevermore
after that...
what gives?
thx,
Rich
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/01 19:43:36
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Me thinks it is that thing in your hand!
A wee pint otta do it!
My guess is that you have somehow changed the sample rate of either the program or the sound card!
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/01 22:44:56
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Did it ever work correctly? If so, perhaps an update of some sort caused the sound card's sampling rate to change.
Music Creator's sampling rate and bit depth are shown at the bottom of the screen when it's open. Check your sound card's settings and change either MC or the sound card so that both the sampling rate and bit depth match in both.
44,100 Hz @ 16-bit is the CD standard. Many sound cards are 48,000 Hz @16-bit.
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/01 22:56:29
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celticpiping
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/01 23:33:46
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wee pint...I wish!
did it work correctly: yes...but I'm getting around to using the thing again after many months in exile...
So, I'll definitely chek on the sample rate..
Stupid FAT sample rateses!
thanks lads,
R
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/02 08:19:18
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if you are using a USB mic...and the soundcard in the computer.... you may have timing sych issues.
Rich... tell us about the system you are using..... computer, OS, mics and the soundacrd
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/02 08:41:51
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+1 to what guitarhacker said. we need to know more about your system to help.
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celticpiping
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/02 19:31:24
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ok, so what I am testing with in this case is:
a MIDI controller driving a Roland JV1010, whose outputs feed a Presonus USB interface, whose USB cable connects to my WinXP SP-2 PC.
So, in otherwords, I'm not using Line-in on the built-In Realtek card.
Rich
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/02 19:38:40
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ok - but what about your output? are you trying to listen from your computer speakers?
what is your driver mode set to? (OPTIONS>AUDIO>DRIVER MODE=?)
what is your sample rate in your project set to? (look at the bottom right hand corner of your MC window).
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celticpiping
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/02 19:54:34
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ok lads, I apparently fixed it.
Set Options\audio : Sampling Rate to 48000
Am I right in thinking that the Presonus MUST be set(somewhere) to 48000?
R
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/02 23:57:31
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If you changed MC to 48,000 Hz and it's fixed, then yes, the Pre is sampling at 48,000 Hz.
The Presonus should have a mixer view somewhere to set the various parameters and levels.
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/03 08:43:51
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Is there a conversion needed when exporting from the 48K to CD 44.1K?
I was thinking that I heard about some sort of problem with direct exports for a playable CD......?
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/03 10:05:23
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you have to make sure and change your sampling rate on the export window to 44100Hz is all. if you leave it at 48000 - which it will show up as 48000 since your project is at 48000, then it will not work in CD players. you have to change that on export is all.
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/03 14:19:04
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that's what I thought....
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celticpiping
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/03 20:58:59
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ok lads, that last bit about the export will come inhandy!
Peace all(I suspect I'll be having more questions as I go along)
R
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Re:Pitch is faster: post recording
2010/07/03 21:01:16
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celticpiping
ok lads, that last bit about the export will come inhandy!
Peace all(I suspect I'll be having more questions as I go along)
R
ok no problem.... next time... you bring the beer! Speaking of beer... where's Albert?
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