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Slow down in DAW. really bugging me $%#@#@$@#$@@

posted on #1
Mikebanez
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Can anyone tell me why my DAW "Mixcraft 8 Recording Studio" slows a song down in spots when I add a template to an empty track:@ . Company told me to uninstall ASIO4all, I didn't yet, wanted to know more opinions first. it doesn't happen all the time but enough .:o example #147958
posted on #2
GBD
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Make sure you don't have a tempo change assigned to that portion of the track.
posted on #3
TeeGee Supporter
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Mike, might be a good idea to tell us what software you are using. In my software (cubase) I have a "Tempo" track where you can change the tempo during the duration of the song. Now if you crated a template that you are always using (that is what I did, I have a complete folder with template, empty folders for the imported stuff, MP3, etc all prepared), and the template would have a tempo change already in, any audio you import into that template will have that. What you can do is start a new project with a standard template and see if you still got it.
posted on #4
Mikebanez
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I am using," Mixcraft 8 recording studio". I always use standard template default tempo 120. when I drag and drop the song into a track it ask if I want to change tempo to match song tempo. i always say yes.
so any loop or sample i add will match. mind you this is not a problem all the time, but often enough to get me a little irked .
I know it is not the ASIO4all because my other PC does not have it and it happens on that one also.🤷‍♂️
posted on #5
TeeGee Supporter
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I never use the automatic tempo feature, I manually put in the BPM. I don't know your program, but maybe it thinks it detects a tempo change??
posted on #6
Mikebanez
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ahh i didn't think of that, I believe you maybe right. I will put tempo in manually from now on and see if that does the trick .thank you so much for your help👍
posted on #7
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never try to constrain a tempo on imported audio ... this is a bad idea musically speaking ! you should ALWAYS answer no to your DAW if it prompts for a tempo adjustment/change ... what i would do is try to disable this option asap !
posted on #8
Mikebanez
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yes I agree. thank you Olivbee. I believe this could be my issue.
posted on #9
bluvation Supporter
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I use Sonar Home Studio and Cakewalk Music Creator 5 and just insert the tempo to what ever the tempo of the downloaded track is and have never had a problem...when there's no dedicated tempo to a track for instance an unplugged guitar recording I leave it at 120bpm the default!
posted on #10
Mikebanez
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thank you Gerry. what I will be doing that from now on. I used to let the DAW acknowledged the tempo, accurate almost always except sometimes when it can't decipher . I've been getting great feedback from all you guys. better than what "Acoustica" gave me thanks for that:)
posted on #11
bluvation Supporter
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I've got so much great information from members here and thankful for it to buddy!:)
posted on #12
Mikebanez
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Amen brother:)
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