Benjamin L.

Thanks for overestimating me 🙂 No, I did not know. I just found some really great kit made by someone, studio ready, then recorded them as wave. I did not know the Alesis could do that. I tried something last night, I freezed every other tracks but the drums and the issue is the same .. That is so weird. I will try to make a video as soon as I can work again on the project to illustrate. Cheers

The drums are recorded multitrack but are from an alesis strike pro, an electronic drum set. So there is no mic bleed. I use the transient markers to quantize. But not all tracks at the same time. Should I ? But anyway, when played for a short period of time, everything is in sync. It's when playing for a longer period that it starts to get out of it.

So know we found that a freezed track does not bug, is there something I can look out to find out why ?

I switch from CLIP to Transients. I delete the ones that I do not need ( usually on cymbals or hihat, there will be too many of them) Then I press Q, I try to find the good rythm and click ok. When it does not sound as expected, I move the transients myself. I go for the bass drum first, then the snare , hihat and the cymbals ( but cymbals don't sound great so I try to avoid)

Thank you all so much for all your answers ! I never had to freeze tracks. I used to bounce like 20 years ago when performance was an issue but never did freeze ( and did not know it even existed ) It seems that when the tracks are freezed, there is no more timing issue. What seems odd is that I was watching my cpu/ram/disk activity and they never went over max 10% in any of the parts when it started going crazy.. Maybe there is a setup option I have missed.. This is a mystery. I would understand if suddently my disk access was over the top or even CPU, but they are flat.. What is strange too is that even when I activate all the plugins, results are the same, I do not notice any behavior change, it doesn't get worse faster or anything. I was starting to suspect my soundcard .. I like it though.. It is a Soundcraft UI 24R .. Are there any issues reported with it ?

Thank you for your answer. Sorry, english is not my first language. I meant that I had to watch videos to know how to properly quantize. It is quantized perfectly. If I play only ten seconds at a time ( or so ) it plays well. But as soon as I want to play the whole track, everything gets all mixed up.

Hello all, There is an issue I can't figure out. I was not truely satisfied with the drummer's timing so I quantized the tracks. After som trial and error, I managed to make it sound as I wanted. My problem is now, whenever I want to play the track, after a short while, everything gets mixed up. Drums are all over the place. I first thought it was a buffer issue, even though I never had any trouble and a very short latency. Nothing helps. I have a good system, able to mix with a lot of plugins and this project is quite new, plugin less. My PC has a core i9 processor with 64 Gigs of ram, SSD, so perfs never were an issue.. What could it be that I'm missing? please help..