Putting my songs on a CD: HEEEEEEEEELP!

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Member Since: May 31, 2004

Hi,

I am desperate for some help. I have recorded some songs on my computer using Cubasis VST. Now I would like to put them on a CD, and in order to do so, having mixed the tracks, I go to "export audio". As soon as I click on this, however, a message pops up which says that a serious problem has occurred. My computer crashes and I am forced to restart.

I can't think of any reason why this is happening. Everything else is fine and I have had no problems with the recording side of things. It's just mixing down that is a problem.

Any advice/solutions are gratefully received.
Thanks,
Ale Massey.

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Contributor
Since: Sep 12, 2003


Jul 20, 2004 01:19 pm

What are you exporting it down too? 24 or 16 bits, the khz rate? Try bring it to 16 bits with 44.1 k, see if that works.

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Since: May 10, 2002


Jul 20, 2004 11:22 pm

Take a little time and put some information in your profile. Computer type; CPU, etc. Sound card. That is an odd one. Are you mixing to .wav or .mp3? I had a number of problems with cubasis when I used it as it is a very light program and I was always pushing it but not that problem. Wierd.

Member
Since: May 31, 2004


Jul 21, 2004 01:17 pm

Hello again,

thanks for the advice so far. My computer is new, it has 512MB RAM, and 80Gb hard drive. The operating system is windows xp. My sound card is a DMX 6-fire 24/96 and I have been doing all my recording through it; mainly via a microphone. Everything seems to have worked fine.

Is there no alternative way to export the files? I want to export them to .WAV files by the way. But that shouldn't be a problem so long as I can actually get the relevant window up.

PLEASE HELP!!!

Thanks again,
Ale

Administrator
Since: Apr 03, 2002


Jul 21, 2004 01:26 pm

sounds to me like it's a problem with Windows, not Cubasis...I'd check for known issues with Steinberg.

Hello!
Member
Since: Jan 12, 2004


Jul 21, 2004 01:27 pm

This may be obvious but you are setting the 2 track markers at the start and end of the bit you want to record in Cubase??

I ask, cause I didnt when I first started on this!!

This shouldnt give you this error but there may be a bug in Cubasis, if you dont set the markers? Worth a look...

Coco

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Member
Since: Jul 01, 2002


Jul 21, 2004 05:54 pm

i had this issue, check the update here if youre on version 3...

www.steinbergcanada.com/s...es_consumer.htm

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