Ah, thanks mettelus. If I set it to RIGHT the beep gets louder. If I set it to LEFT it disappears, so I assume that is the correct setting. I'll check my old system later 🙂
Cheers!
How do I set it right or left, what are you setting right or left? I'm not sure where the Master controls are apparently, cause I'm not seeing something I can switch that's left of a "turner"? Can you show me a picture, literally?
Sorry I'm a newb, but I need to know if I need to look at other DAW's before learning all the terminology for this one.
I experienced this beeping in Sony Vegas, and couldn't fix it. Didn't realize or forgot Cakewalk was by Sony - then opened it up today to start using it (after a required update), added a noise effect, saw the identical looking interface, and was like "OH NO!". I knew it was coming, and sure enough, there was that awful beeping I couldn't fix in vegas. I know this isn't something I can just deal with in production, because from experience, I know it renders in, ...even though the beeps will move around if I hit play at different points in a recording.
Cakewalk and TH3 beeping noise
in Cakewalk by BandLab
Posted · Edited by PenguinX
How do I set it right or left, what are you setting right or left? I'm not sure where the Master controls are apparently, cause I'm not seeing something I can switch that's left of a "turner"? Can you show me a picture, literally?
Sorry I'm a newb, but I need to know if I need to look at other DAW's before learning all the terminology for this one.
I experienced this beeping in Sony Vegas, and couldn't fix it. Didn't realize or forgot Cakewalk was by Sony - then opened it up today to start using it (after a required update), added a noise effect, saw the identical looking interface, and was like "OH NO!". I knew it was coming, and sure enough, there was that awful beeping I couldn't fix in vegas. I know this isn't something I can just deal with in production, because from experience, I know it renders in, ...even though the beeps will move around if I hit play at different points in a recording.