Sol_Arts Posted Friday at 12:14 AM Share Posted Friday at 12:14 AM Whenever I export a midi instrument track (also on playback) I get this weird click sound at the beginning of the region I'm exporting (at the beginning of the song, when it's the whole mix). It changes its position depending on the buffer size i choose when exporting, but i haven't found any buffer size that gets rid of it. I was thinking maybe it's because of phase drift but I can't seem to fix that since the draw tool doesn't work on frozen midi tracks as far as I know. Does anyone know what the exact reason of this click sound could be (and how to fix it)? Thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sol_Arts Posted Friday at 12:22 AM Author Share Posted Friday at 12:22 AM Well turns out i just realized it's about phase shift being caused by a LPF. What could be done in order to keep that low pass at the beginning of the song and not get the click? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OutrageProductions Posted Friday at 12:54 AM Share Posted Friday at 12:54 AM (edited) Try moving start of all tracks to Bar2/beat1, and start playback/export at Bar1/beat1, then edit heads later to see if anything is different. Also extend any automation back to B1b1 as well so there are no jumps. Edited Friday at 12:56 AM by OutrageProductions Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sol_Arts Posted Friday at 01:12 AM Author Share Posted Friday at 01:12 AM (edited) I was thinking about doing that, although I was wondering if having to export the file twice would have any repercussion in quality (maybe not since it's a wav format, though?) The click seems to always be on the right side, by the way. Edit: This project is really big, has a lot of tracks, tempo changes and bus automations. I'll try and move all of them in a copy of the file. Edited Friday at 01:16 AM by Sol_Arts additional info Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sol_Arts Posted Friday at 01:18 AM Author Share Posted Friday at 01:18 AM yeah, no. I'd have to freeze the tracks to move them and freezing causes the pop at the beginning, too, so it's not an option here Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirWillyDS12 Posted Friday at 02:06 AM Share Posted Friday at 02:06 AM 41 minutes ago, Sol_Arts said: I'd have to freeze the tracks to move them Why? ... Select all tracks, Menu -> Project -> Insert Time\Measures... -> Slide... Select every thing listed... Will move the entire project by the desired amount... 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sol_Arts Posted Friday at 04:57 AM Author Share Posted Friday at 04:57 AM 2 hours ago, SirWillyDS12 said: Why? ... Select all tracks, Menu -> Project -> Insert Time\Measures... -> Slide... Select every thing listed... Will move the entire project by the desired amount... oh i didn't know that existed. Thanks so much Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
John Vere Posted Friday at 02:37 PM Share Posted Friday at 02:37 PM Turn on ripple edit. Set snap to grid , Then CTRL A to select all, Drag the project to the right. This will move the entire project including automation and tempo map. There's always multiple was to do things in Cakewalk/Sonar. ( will people please stop calling it Nu Sonar) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David Baay Posted Friday at 03:41 PM Share Posted Friday at 03:41 PM LPF in Gloss EQ or LP-64 EQ or built into the plugin or somewhere else? Does it matter how low the cutoff is? Any particular instrument plugin or you can reproduce it with several? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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