Small Sparkling and khir khir sound while recording/playing song in my cuba
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Posted on Feb 20, 2008 03:46 am
ashesh dangol
Member Since: Feb 20, 2008
Hi Im Ashesh Dangol From Nepal.I use Cubase sx through delta 1010lt sound card in my p4 computer.Im Recording my second album in here my home studio and just finished it now while Im trying to give final touch on it by mixing all the tracks Im hearing kind of sparkling khirik khirik sound while playing and during the mixdown.During my recording time (before) I didn't hear such noise and it was not in the same time. Can any body give me a solution for it.
Ashesh Dangol
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Dematrixhttp://www.reverbnation.com/2ndgMember
Since: Nov 27, 2007
Feb 20, 2008 07:44 am If its what im thinking of, i had a similar problem a while back with little clicks here and there.
I later found out that it was a pedestal fan that i had running which was causing the clicks.
go thru the individual tracks and listen one at a time and when you hear the clicks, zoom right in on that area and you will see the descrepancy in the wave formation.
you should be able to repair it there and then.
It will look like a step up, or down, instead of a flowing kinda wave. that's the click.
if there are heaps of em you may have to record that track again but find out if there is an offending appliance somewhere thats on, making the clicks.
could also be something on, on the background on the computer, like something that needs turning off on windows or something...there are a few guys here that know about that sorta stuff that should be able to help. im sure there are alot more possible reasons than the ones i have mentioned for the clicks im just going on my experience.
Hope my suggestion helps though.
pjkPrince CZAR-mingMember
Since: Apr 08, 2004
Feb 20, 2008 08:53 am First, you need to find out what's causing it. Like Deon said, listen to each track, and see if it's on just one, or a few, or all.
If it's all, then it may be something PC related, like buffer settings, or latency issues. It could be a hard drive not running fast enough, it could be drivers out of date.
If it's only on some of the tracks, then maybe a recording issue came up, like the fan mentioned above, or maybe an AC, or heater, or fluorescent light. Power could be an issue, as fluctuating power can cause ticks and artifacts in recordings.
