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digital noise
This past weekend, I imported some WAV files from my Mackie MDR and ended up hearing some digital noise on some of the tracks. It only lasts a second and appears at random places on several of the tracks. I am using a PowerMac G5 dual processor (2.0GHz) and ProTools 7.1. I imported from an external Firewire drive that can be moved between the Mackie unit and my home studio.
Should I move the WAV files to the Audio drive on my PowerMac first before importing via ProTools? Has anyone ever experienced this? Thanks, Paul |
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Re: digital noise
To clarify, the digital noise is a very short high pitched squeal. On a stereo track, it is sometimes there only on the left or right and sometimes both but very random.
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Re: digital noise
is it a sine wave or something? Could you maybe post a brief clip?
When you import, tell Pro Tools to make a new copy of it. |
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Re: digital noise
don't think it is a sine wave. When looking at the waveform of the track, you just see a horizontal rectangular bar for the time it is there.
I'll try your suggestion. |
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Re: digital noise
this happend to me could be fualty hard drive
try testing it with techtools to see if it ok or not |
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