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with acid it is important to record all tracks at the same bpm. any variation will cause you endless grey hairs. also check you audio hardware settings and make sure that you have the correct drivers selected. drop the asio settings down to between 4ms and 7ms (if you can). you are experiencing latency issues as far as i can determine.
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good luck. let us know how it works out.
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I don't think changing the BPM settings on your ACID project will affect your track directly.. it might only change the positioning of the vertical bars that you see, each of which marks a beat at the selected BPM. I used to face a problem sometimes when dubbing over an already-recorded track. It starts in sync, but as the track progresses, one tends to get marginally slower, hence screwing up the entire piece. Make sure you're using ASIO drivers and not the default windows sound driver. As fortyseven said, its most likely a latency issue. As for Ableton - I'm sure it's good and it works wonders for those who use that alot. Personally, however, i think Ableton is awesome for MIDI sampling and sequencing, but doesn't come close to Acid (i use Acid pro 7.0) as far as recording audio goes. I've always had issues with tweaking and settings of audio tracks (such as volume / FX envelopes) on Ableton, which are probably the easiest things to do on Acid. |
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Could this be true? An ACID sub-forum?
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Try different drivers, in my case there were two different types of ASIO drivers. Also increase your buffers. You migth have some clocking issues between your card and software, so check the hardware forums on your interface manufacturer. That might be the problem. I am not sure Ableton will be your cure as it is DJ software more than anything but it might make more sense to you. I found Acid 7 to be very stable and free of frills software. |
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