Hurry CE, cool edit2 1, 2 0, recording vocals is always faster than accompaniment! Recording masters

This is due to the fact that the sound card is related to the work efficiency of the processor, and the sound is generally slower than the accompaniment, and occasionally the accompaniment is slower than the sound block, that is, it feels like the singing is not on the beat, sometimes it is faster than 16th of a beat, and sometimes it is slow.

You have also found the solution, which is to change the sound card and processor, that is, the CPU, you can buy an external sound card. However, even if the sun is shading, not changing the processor will have an impact. Therefore, it is recommended that you record normally first, and then use the right mouse button to drag the accompaniment track, and you can also use fine-tuning to wait for the sound and beat to merge together in the mixing track.

Go back downstairs, do you know why you turned off IE and solved it? Because the CPU usage is concentrated, it's like playing PS2 emulation with an old machine. But I think the CPU is only one aspect, the key is still in the sound card.

I'm a long-time user of Cool Edit. First of all, this problem has nothing to do with your machine configuration, the problem is that you didn't close other programs when you recorded songs, such as IE. It's important to turn off IE, but I remind you that it's best to turn off all other programs.

If you still can't solve it, then you can adjust it yourself after recording. In multitrack mode, hold down the right mouse button on the track you want to adjust (it can be an accompaniment or your voice), drag the position of the track, and listen until you're satisfied.

I've also encountered such an out-of-sync situation, and turning off IE solves the problem. Have a nice day!!!

This is the problem of sampling rate!

First you set up a 48,000 environment and then load the accompaniment. In the process it will be asked to convert the sample rate of the accompaniment. If the accompaniment is not converted, there will be the problem you said.

If the accompaniment appears slower than the vocals, it proves that the accompaniment has a smaller sampling rate than the vocals.

Sound card problem Oh, I'm having this problem too.

I've also encountered this problem and then I solved it.,It's like this:When you record a song, you first have to add accompaniment** to a track.,After adding,There's a scroll bar on the top of a track.,You right-click the stand-alone scrollbar.,Drag the scroll bar to the 0 position to try.。。

Why don't you just give it a try?

Pure recording of vocals first, and then with ** accompaniment, will it be good then?

Keep an eye out for below:

1.We deal with such delays based on the accompaniment, which is simply to adjust the timing of your vocals to match the accompaniment.

2.If your vocals are faster than the accompaniment, enter the vocal waveform state (not the accompaniment), make the vocals larger, delete the empty waveform for a certain period of time at the front to coincide with the accompaniment, note: how many waveforms are deleted, you must fill in the waveform at the very end of the vocals, otherwise the computer will calculate the deletion time according to 2 times.

Conversely, if your vocals are slower than the accompaniment, add an empty track time to match the accompaniment, and then delete the same track time at the end of the audio.

3.Depending on when the delay occurs in your vocals, it can be removed and increased in different frequency bands. Sometimes it can even be adjusted between certain words or certain paragraphs of the human voice, which is more flexible. The landlord can try to deal with it more.

It's a problem with the sound card, and ordinary sound cards will produce such problems. Change to a better sound card.,Or an external sound card or install aiso4.,But the easiest way is,Move the sound block after singing.。。。

Depending on your question, analyze:

1. It may be that the system volume recording control has mistakenly checked the mix, and the microphone should be checked separately.

2. It may be that the external speaker sings so that the ** in the speaker is recorded by the microphone at the same time.

3. It may be that the external audio cable of the power amplifier is connected incorrectly, do not connect the total output, and connect the microphone separately.

4. The sound card may be set incorrectly, and the "real-time monitoring" should be canceled.

5. It may be that in a multi-track project, one of your tracks has added an application effect first, so that the other sound tracks are affected.

There are generally two such situations.

1 The mixing of the sound card is not turned off.

2 Speakers are used during recording.

Check it step by step, close it one by one.

Yours is the sound card mix is not turned off so the internal recording! Right-click on the small speaker icon - Recording device - Right-click to show disabled device - Right-click on stereo mixing to select Disable!

CoolEdit Pro does not support the decoding rate of the ** you insert.

You can convert it.

I also don't know what bitrates it supports. But generally 128kbps 192kbpsBoth.

If you listen to it with a thousand thousand quiets***. You can use Qianqian Jingting's format conversion to convert the format. Generally no problem.

Of course, you can also look for some transcoding tools online.

It may be that your input port is not set correctly. You double-click the sound icon in the bottom right corner of the desktop menu bar, then select Properties, then select Input, and then try them one by one, and you're right.

You can refer to this.

You can lower the volume of the accompaniment a bit and then record your voice. Ways to lower the volume of the accompaniment:

2: Drag the adjustment lever up and down in the pop-up adjustment box, listen to it, and click the left mouse button next to it to make the adjustment box disappear.

You can adjust the volume through here, if you feel that the accompaniment is too big, you can adjust the accompaniment or vocals, according to my method to see the following**.

If you want to be louder, please set this standard to 100-120, and if there is no change, please adjust it again. If the volume is low, it will be about 60-70, and you will know that it is okay when you debug it.

It should be caused by the difference between the accompaniment rate and the input rate during recording, I have encountered such a situation before, I will tell you about my situation, I hope to give you a reference.

Because when I recorded the song, the input rate from the sound card was 48000hz, and the accompaniment rate was 44100hz, and it was normal when I started recording, but after listening to it after recording, I found that the vocals were getting faster and faster.

Solution 1:

First of all, understand what rate the sound input of your sound card is, such as 44100Hz, and then after opening CE, click New File, and then there will be an option box popping up, there are some rates to choose from on the left side of the box, as long as the input rate is selected, for example, choose 44100HzWhen you insert the accompaniment after confirmation, if the accompaniment is not 44100hz, the system will automatically ask you to convert to 44100hz, so that as long as the vocals and accompaniment are at the same rate, there will be no misrhythm.

Solution 2:

Using Qianqian Jingting or software that can convert the *** format, it is easy to convert the rate of the accompaniment to the same rate as the dry voice, which is the easiest way. And if you want to know what is the rate of dry sound recorded by your computer's sound card, use the system's built-in recorder to record a paragraph, and put it in Qianqianjing to listen there**, and you can see the point attribute.