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Subject:Acid Pro 3 Rendering Problems
Posted by: DjXSoundz
Date:11/13/2001 2:56:18 PM


When i use Acid Pro 3.0 and render to a wav or wma, i get buzzing. every three seconds or so it cuts out a second of the track and buzzes.... Thanx for all to help in advance. DjXSoundz (Direkt Truth on AP)

Email DjXSoundz@hotmail.com '

PC Specs:
Pentium III, 800mhz
384mb of RAM (128+256)
Windows ME
soundcard : SoundBlaster AudioPCI
PC actually works kind of slow mayb thats it...

THANX SO MUCH I GOT TO HURRY TO GET THA CD IN


Subject:RE: Acid Pro 3 Rendering Problems
Reply by: Iacobus
Date:11/13/2001 8:55:20 PM

Did you see and try any of my recommendations here?

HTH,
Iacobus

Subject:RE: Acid Pro 3 Rendering Problems
Reply by: Rockitglider
Date:11/14/2001 3:36:14 AM

Hello,

Are you using any demo plug-ins? Do you have any external equip like Mixer and Mics?

See ya, Rockit

Subject:RE: Acid Pro 3 Rendering Problems
Reply by: DjXSoundz
Date:11/14/2001 2:51:47 PM

yep my mic and synths are plugged into a external mixer, i dont think i'm using any demo plug ins . it used to work fine thanx DjXSoundz

Subject:RE: Acid Pro 3 Rendering Problems
Reply by: Rockitglider
Date:11/14/2001 8:43:45 PM

I would look for a possible problem with something connected to the mixer, or try routing through different busses or inputs in your sound card.
I had a problem with having two Delta cards on my system, and my Behringer mixer connected to the inputs of the sound card, and another piece of equipment, (J-Station) going to SP/DIF input at the same time. With the control volume turned up on the mixer, I got hum in the recordings only, not in the output, and turning down the cotrol room volume or disconnecting that input solved the problem, I think it was some kind of backfeed. So I would experiment with things like that, for starters. By the way, I used to have a Sound Blaster Platinum card, and used to have humming problems with the live drive mic connection, so you might try there too.


See ya, Rockit

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