Never seen or heard an audio dropout like this before
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2012 2:12 am
This is probably one of those strange one-offs that will never happen again (I hope) but I was bouncing in real-time, all my VI's in local instances of Vienna Ensemble Pro and the audio being routed out of my RME ff800 and back onto a stereo track in DP.
The audio stopped - but the stereo track was still recording something, I could see the waveform being created, also the VI's were still doing their thing, GUI's moving, VU meters going.... they were definately still working as they should have been....
Anyway when I checked the resulting audio bounce, this is what happened.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2502628/odd_cutout.mp3
When the audio starts going strange - this is when my monitors went silent, I didn't hear anything while the glitchy part was being recorded. And when the audio popped back on, everything was in time and perfect, as you can hear. Other dropouts that have involved timing or freezing of a VI have resulted in everything being out of time when the audio comes back in.
Just thought I'd post this to see if anyone had any rays of light to shine on it.
S
Still with DP7 btw.
The audio stopped - but the stereo track was still recording something, I could see the waveform being created, also the VI's were still doing their thing, GUI's moving, VU meters going.... they were definately still working as they should have been....
Anyway when I checked the resulting audio bounce, this is what happened.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2502628/odd_cutout.mp3
When the audio starts going strange - this is when my monitors went silent, I didn't hear anything while the glitchy part was being recorded. And when the audio popped back on, everything was in time and perfect, as you can hear. Other dropouts that have involved timing or freezing of a VI have resulted in everything being out of time when the audio comes back in.
Just thought I'd post this to see if anyone had any rays of light to shine on it.
S
Still with DP7 btw.
