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• ACID

  5 answers, most recent on 11/20/2024

  RE: Acid Pro Pops and Clicks
  @brian-johnson Are you using compressed file formats like MP3 for your loops? This may be a cause for popping and clicking or other glitches. Is your ASIO buffer size set to the maximum (2048 samples?)
• ACID

  5 answers, most recent on 11/20/2024

  RE: Acid Pro Pops and Clicks
  @brian-johnson You didn't answer the question. Are you using compressed loops in your project? If yes then replace them with WAV files. It reads like you exported it in different formats. That usually doesn't impact your project. But using MP3 or
• Audio Cleaning Lab

  32 answers, most recent on 11/21/2024

  RE: importing a stereo mp3 file into both tracks seprately
  @Gerald-Shantz Hi, This is getting more complicated, it would seem, than necessary. Then when I play these tracks onto my computer software, I can adjust the volume of each amplifier separately, to create an MP3 file.  How are you doing this? Which
• Audio Cleaning Lab

  32 answers, most recent on 11/21/2024

  RE: importing a stereo mp3 file into both tracks seprately
  @Gerald-Shantz Hi Thanks for the clarification. . . . . copied the files from 7" reels to cassette . . . benefit to "importing" the MP3 files into SFACL4 as a wave . . . . Good question given the dubious quality of cassette recordings. I would
• Audio Cleaning Lab

  32 answers, most recent on 11/21/2024

  RE: importing a stereo mp3 file into both tracks seprately
  @johneb and @johnec Wow! I can see how ignorant I was. But that was all that I knew. As for MP3 vs wave, I knew that wave took approx. 10 times more file space, and I knew that there are losses for that kind of compression, but since none of this is

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