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Brisance
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Rendering problem[solved]

Post by Brisance » Wed Nov 19, 2008 10:11 pm

I just ran into a weird problem with FL 8.
I am using different samples and among these 2 shaker samples, which were perfectly normal when played through the DAW, but when I rendered a clip to send my pal they are barely audible :? I tried with other formats too, and the result is the same. Has anyone encountered this?
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Re: Rendering problem

Post by junglist » Wed Nov 19, 2008 10:31 pm

Brisance wrote:I just ran into a weird problem with FL 8.
I am using different samples and among these 2 shaker samples, which were perfectly normal when played through the DAW, but when I rendered a clip to send my pal they are barely audible :? I tried with other formats too, and the result is the same. Has anyone encountered this?
No. But it could be limiting if their is any chopping the tps off them, EQ mabey?
If not try saving them in a different format and then put them back in. Or if their not part of any side chain compression or bus channels, bounce the whole mix at the end and then lay them over the bounced file in a new project.
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Post by deadly_habit » Wed Nov 19, 2008 10:37 pm

ugh i remember reading something about this on the grid regarding bouncing out audio and volume regarding the flstudio engine.
lemme see if i can dig it up.
edit: think this is it, wish i could be of more help, but haven't used fl in a hot minute.
http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... dio+volume
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Post by theaccuria » Wed Nov 19, 2008 10:55 pm

ive never seen this before but let me know if you do cure it - just in case it does happen to me one day
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Post by Brisance » Wed Nov 19, 2008 11:23 pm

Thanks a million, junglist! I opened them with Audacity and saved them in a different place, also cropped them a bit so I would be sure they would be re-encoded, and it worked!
Deadly Habit, not exactly, what I was dealing with, useful info nonetheless:)

Also they only had been eq-d at that stage with a gentle high pass and a few narrow-Q cuts, but shakes are like white noise, so it couldn't be eq-s fault.
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Post by junglist » Thu Nov 20, 2008 12:29 am

Glad I could help. :4:
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