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Article #121Re: Recorded track speeds up by itself
From: SteveG
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 17:57
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 17:57
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If it's about a semitone shift, and the speed doesn't vary, then this often turns out to be a 44.1k file played back at 48k. You haven't specified whether this is in EV or MV. In EV, then you can alter the playback rate anyway using Edit>Adjust Sample Rate. But if you try to insert a copy of this file into MV, it will insist on you doing something about it, so the playback pitch should remain correct. There are a few dodgy things you can do with digital streams that will make them record at the wrong rate, but these occurrences are mercifully rare. And generally they play back slowly, not faster, when this happens. But to even get close to what's happening in any individual case, we'd need far more detail about how you are recording, and what with.
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