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I think you guys are right. I've had this issue before where i start recording, sounds great in the headphones monitored through my 896, and then when I stop and listened back to the short bit I just recorded, it sounds exactly like what I just experienced. Then I would restart everything and it wou...

Set the header to 48k (check "Only change the file's recognized sample rate but do not process the file's audio") and play back in a project at 48k clock rate in DP. If my brain is working right, you should hear playback at proper speed. Not sure about the distortion part though. Try Bite...

Hello gents, so in DP you change the header by selecting the audio in the soundbites window and choosing "convert audio file" correct? So i was recording at 24/96, and thats what the file says as well. Since the audio is basically twice as fast as well as distorted, how should I set the co...

Going through the audio now, and now that I look at it again, the length of the file within DP is 34 minutes, when the recital was easily an hour long or more. I took the file and stretched it out to double its length, and now the audio is at the correct speed, but sounds as if the audio is passing ...

My issue is definitely not gain related, and isn't a DP playback issue either, as the WAV files themselves are displaying the issues, which are clipped and sound twice the speed they should be. All my versions that I was using were in my first post. I was recording only in DP, no plugins, at 24/96 2...

Hello All! I recorded a classical guitar recital this past weekend, and although the audio I was monitoring through my 896mk3 sounded excellent, now when I opened the session, I'm finding out that the audio was completely distorted and at a faster than normal speed! I recorded two concerts this past...