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pops and clicks/ saving your work

Postby gongchime » Sat Mar 18, 2006 7:42 am

I've got two songs completely programmed and working on a third one. They're all very similar with the same multiple parts but the second one give a hellacious amount of pops and clicks. The only difference between that one and the other one's is that there are two instruments on the same midi channel in two instances. I suspect that's the culprit. I noticed the I noticed their volumes are locked together in the midi mixer too. I can't have that. I need control! Problem is I'm running out of channels. Anyway, what's the best way to back all my work up? I backed up my samples onto CD already. What should I do next as far as protecting my Cubasis and Emulator work?

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Postby robb1000 » Fri May 05, 2006 12:06 pm

The pops and clicks are probably due to your computer not being able to handle that particular file. Mess with the latency settings and see if that helps.

I bought an external hard drive to back up all the music, programs, and other important files on my computer. If you look around you can find one for less than $100. It's well worth it.
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Postby disconnect » Sun May 07, 2006 9:17 am

Running out of midi channels? Wow, I can't imagine using even half of the 64. As said, the clicks are probably your computer's fault, so try bouncing stuff to audio.

Hope that helps.
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Postby bastard_son » Sun May 07, 2006 11:00 am

Robb1000 wrote:I bought an external hard drive to back up all the music, programs, and other important files on my computer. If you look around you can find one for less than $100. It's well worth it.

Good idea. Harddiscs don't wear out (as fast) as burnt cd's do.
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Postby mokum » Sun May 07, 2006 12:24 pm

bastard_son wrote:
Robb1000 wrote:I bought an external hard drive to back up all the music, programs, and other important files on my computer. If you look around you can find one for less than $100. It's well worth it.

Good idea. Harddiscs don't wear out (as fast) as burnt cd's do.


Although I would suggest to ALSO keep backing up your stuff on DVDr (they*re pretty cheap nowadays...) I have an external HD, which crashed on me once so far... I had a back-up on my INternal HD which also crashed the same day as the External one :shock: everything gone...
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