Hi,
I recently got the original version of Adobe Audition from a buddy of mine and I have been working on recording some material on my computer, but I am having a major problem. When I use the multitrack screen and attempt to do just that (multitrack...), the tracks dont sync up. I've tried using prerecorded drumbeats/loops from adobe's software, I've layed in keyboards, keyboard-drums, etc...and the tracks are always out of sync once you play them back. It seems that after recording a new track, that "block" is not set at "zero"...it'll start a couple milliseconds late or so, but it wont be in sync. If you take that block and move it to the zero point, the tracks still aren't in sync. The only way I can get the tracks to sync up is by zooming in a ridiculous amount, setting a line or cue point in the track and lining the tracks up manually....for example, I'll have to find the beginning of the wave form for a bass note and the beginning of the wave form for it's relative kick-drum beat (or what have you) and match them up based on the "cue line" i put in the track. But this is problematic especially if I'm playing something where the given bass line, chords, drum beats, etc..aren't all right on top of each other. The only way I can think to do it at this point is to have a lead in on every track with, say a 4-hit "count off" and make sure every instrument hits exactly on the 4 or whatever and then use that as a reference point to line everything up. (if that makes any sort of sense...it does in my confused and agitated mind at 1:30 AM)
ANy help with this would be greatly appreciated.
I recently got the original version of Adobe Audition from a buddy of mine and I have been working on recording some material on my computer, but I am having a major problem. When I use the multitrack screen and attempt to do just that (multitrack...), the tracks dont sync up. I've tried using prerecorded drumbeats/loops from adobe's software, I've layed in keyboards, keyboard-drums, etc...and the tracks are always out of sync once you play them back. It seems that after recording a new track, that "block" is not set at "zero"...it'll start a couple milliseconds late or so, but it wont be in sync. If you take that block and move it to the zero point, the tracks still aren't in sync. The only way I can get the tracks to sync up is by zooming in a ridiculous amount, setting a line or cue point in the track and lining the tracks up manually....for example, I'll have to find the beginning of the wave form for a bass note and the beginning of the wave form for it's relative kick-drum beat (or what have you) and match them up based on the "cue line" i put in the track. But this is problematic especially if I'm playing something where the given bass line, chords, drum beats, etc..aren't all right on top of each other. The only way I can think to do it at this point is to have a lead in on every track with, say a 4-hit "count off" and make sure every instrument hits exactly on the 4 or whatever and then use that as a reference point to line everything up. (if that makes any sort of sense...it does in my confused and agitated mind at 1:30 AM)
ANy help with this would be greatly appreciated.
