- #SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2.0 FAILED TO LOAD AUDIO DRIVER 320KBPS#
- #SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2.0 FAILED TO LOAD AUDIO DRIVER DRIVER#
- #SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2.0 FAILED TO LOAD AUDIO DRIVER WINDOWS#
It doesn't seem to matter if I REC and convert new files or convert old files - same problem.Įven opening up mp3 files - that I KNOW were spot on for time - now also have these little bits of extra time added to them, once they are openned.? What the.!!? I have an old version of Adobe Audition 2.0 on a different machine - and guess what?! Even IT does this same weird thing now too. I have tried different conversion settings, different configurations - even saving the initial WAV as a lower sample rate - but, no joy. Now, for some strange reason, ever since last night, whenever I do the above process - the resulting mp2 file seems to ADD ON little bits of om 0.048 of a second to around 0.168 of a second.!!? So to further clarify: If I convert a 15 second WAV file to mp3 - the resulting mp3 file ends up being slightly longer in duration at: 15.168 seconds.?
#SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2.0 FAILED TO LOAD AUDIO DRIVER 320KBPS#
These are then converted to mp3 files, using the 'Save As' option, choosing the 'Save As Type' as mp3PRO (Fhg) (*.mp3) option.ĬBR, mp3, 320Kbps 48000Hz Stereo (4:8:1), Maximum bandwith = 24000Hz, CBR Rate = 320, Sample Rate = 48000Hz, Codec = Current - Best Quality, Allow mid-side joint stereo, allow intensity joint stereo, Set 'Private' Bit, ISO Padding, Write CRC Check Sums. The finished WAV's have always been in 48000Hz, 16 bit Stereo, and are always mixed to the specified time (e.g. I do a lot of converting of my finished WAV files to Mp3 files. I am new to the Forum, but turning to the masses out there for help with a weird one! I know this is probably a pipe dream, but what are the chances of facilitating communication between Adobe and Toontrack about EZdrummer support? I'd find it hard to believe that I'm the only one who would really appreciate this. It would be a shame to keep these two amazing programs from working in tandem. Since we don't have any contact with the developer (I guess our emails did not get routed to the right people since we never received any answers to our communications) then I'm afraid that the 'no support' status is here to stay." Eventually, I got this reply from the Head of Support over at Toontrack:įYI what you described is exactly what I remember from my last attempt at getting it to work (some time ago admittedly). I've been posting on the Toontrack support forums trying to get EZdrummer to work with AA 3.0. I'm not sure how often you read these but, it can't hurt to try. I've been reading a bunch of these posts and you (Durin) seemed to be the authority around here as far as VSTi goes (haven't really looked at the other topics). I tried searching on 'hardware sample rate change' and similar permutations, but that kept bringing up basic info on setting hardware, sample rate defs, etc. Anybody run into this with MOTU or other hardware? I've also loaded the 3.0.1 patch, even though this problem isn't listed in the Bugfix. I see this change occur on the MOTU front panel sample rate indicator as well. In either case, whenever I go back to the Audio Hardware Setup, it has changed back to 48khz. I've tried resetting the preference in the MOTU app, as well as setting within Audition, i.e., pulling up the hardware interface using the Control Panel button within Edit>Audio Hardware Setup.
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With the upgrade, I'm finding that Au 3.0 keeps overriding the sample rate set in the MOTU driver applet, from 44.1khz to 48khz. For me, always a reliable pairing with CEP 2.1, Au 1.0 and 1.5.
I am a long time user of Audition from the CEP days. How on earth do I fix this? (Besides the obvious, don't save things as the incorrect file name/extension) And then when a new file is saved, the extension is. Using the current example of McDonalds2.20.mp3, If i go to save a file, under the save drop-down menu, in the "files of type" section, I'd see mp3PRO (FhG) (*.20.mp3, *.mp3) as the file type. However, when the file name is saved incorrectly, the new "extension" shows up.
#SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2.0 FAILED TO LOAD AUDIO DRIVER WINDOWS#
Normally, in that "files of type" section, you'd see mp3PRO (FhG) (*.mp3) if you wanted to save an mp3 and Windows PCM (*.wav) if you want so save as a wav, etc.
In doing that, this changes the "files of type" section when you're trying to save a file.
saving the file McDonalds2.20.mp3 instead of McDonalds2-20.mp3. Occassionally, however, someone accidentally mistypes and uses a period with the date instead of a dash, which will cause the computer to think it's a file extension i.e. mp3 also, most everything that's saved has the date in the file name (as in 2-15Comed圜lub.mp3 or McDonalds2-20.mp3). When files are saved, I tell them to save everything as an. I work for a radio station so several people use Adobe Audition 1.5, including interns who have little to any previous experience with it.
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