Re: Recorded track speeds up by itself

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From: Brandon Denton
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 17:18

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You can try a few things in the Settings menu but it may just come down to a soundcard latency type issue.
Goto Settings->Multitrack and try checking or unchecking "Correct for Drift in Recordings" and "Correct for Start Sync in Recordings".
These settings aren't compatible with all soundcards. Im sure that you didn't change those settings a few days ago when your problems started happening, so it probably wont help, but worth a try.

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