song sped up?

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Mr. torture
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2011/06/12 10:56:28 (permalink)

song sped up?

I was messing around with the new version of Peavey's Revalver and just recorded a short 30 second segment. I recorded 4 guitars and has a stereo midi track of superior drummer. All sounded good so I exported it, but when I listened to the exported tune it is clearly sped up, like a little less than double time.

I went back into the project and the entire project sounds that way now?

I record at 24 bit 48K and everything is set right, what could it be?
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    Cactus Music
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    Re:song sped up? 2011/06/12 11:04:06 (permalink)
    What can happen is to do with your Sample rate = 48.
    If you play back a song recorded at 48 at 44.1 it will speed up a little and be out of pitch.

    This was happening to me if I listened to a song in Media Player and then would return to Sonar.
    Solution for me was set (under Options) "share drivers with other programs"

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    Re:song sped up? 2011/06/12 12:00:15 (permalink)
    The only way to hear a project at a different sample rate is to export it to a different sample rate. This way sonar does the necessary things to make it play correctly. If you dont, then what Cactus explained will happen.
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