Elastic audio glitches after 2:49

[Burmansound]

Anyone else having this issue? I'm using varispeed warp to force an audio file to stay roughly in sync with some video. There are only three warp anchors - one at the beginning and end, and one in the middle. If I play the warped audio, it plays fine until it gets to 2:49 (2 minutes 49 seconds in). Then, it makes a mild digital glitching sound that sounds like a digital clocking error which continues until I stop playback. If I stop playback there, and then re-start it from that location, it sounds fine until another 2:49 later, where it begins to glitch again.

In order to create a render of the warped audio, I set up a record bus and I have to stop and re-start playback every 2:49, then consolidate the regions.

The problem also occurs in realtime, or non-realtime (offline) bounces.

Thanks,

Ellis

96K/24 bit WAV files, PT 12.4.0, HD Native, OS 10.9.5.

[albee1952]

These can make you rip out hair... What I would try:
Duplicate the audio track
One the duplicate(or original), kill elastic Audio and revert(check the problem area and see if it sounds okay)
If the reverted audio sounds fine, commit the Elastic'd version and try to paste the bad section from your original audio. If things were not stretched a lot and with some careful cross-fades, you might be able to piece together a usable track

[midnightrambler]

Originally Posted by Burmansound

Anyone else having this issue? I'm using varispeed warp to force an audio file to stay roughly in sync with some video. There are only three warp anchors - one at the beginning and end, and one in the middle. If I play the warped audio, it plays fine until it gets to 2:49 (2 minutes 49 seconds in). Then, it makes a mild digital glitching sound that sounds like a digital clocking error which continues until I stop playback. If I stop playback there, and then re-start it from that location, it sounds fine until another 2:49 later, where it begins to glitch again.

In order to create a render of the warped audio, I set up a record bus and I have to stop and re-start playback every 2:49, then consolidate the regions.

The problem also occurs in realtime, or non-realtime (offline) bounces.

Thanks,

Ellis

96K/24 bit WAV files, PT 12.4.0, HD Native, OS 10.9.5.

Sounds a bit like the problem I had here..?

http://duc.avid.com/showpost.php?p=2440807&postcount=1