un intentional key/pitch shirt on audio
 

i am having a problem that seems to either be in my head or some sort of software/hardware glitch.

i am recording a song using reason as an instrument track for the drums,
i am using my digimax fs as my preamp for my bass.

, tuning my bass and my guitar before hand, i lay down my bass track.

the session runs a bit long, and i have to shut down and go to sleep.
this morning, i attempt to add the guitars, but the bass is about a step to a half a step higher than the night before.
the bass is still in tune they way it was when i recorded the track.

has protools somehow compressed my track?

Re: un intentional key/pitch shirt on audio
 

You might want to check that you are recording to an audio track that does not have Elastic Audio enabled.

Re: un intentional key/pitch shirt on audio
 

it doesn't, that was the first thing i checked,
is it possible that the sample rate could have something to do with the pitch change?

Re: un intentional key/pitch shirt on audio
 

actually that is what it was,
it was recorded at 48 and when read as 41 it played faster,

mystery solved.
when i opened it back up, the external clock was not set to the adat, and sample rate defaulted to 48.

Re: un intentional key/pitch shirt on audio
 

That is exactly the trouble-shooting tip I just posted at another thread. It gets many of us from time to time. :-)

Re: un intentional key/pitch shirt on audio
 

HA,
now im having trouble getting the file to bounce without speeding up,
i have the sample rate set at 48 as well.

what might i be missing?