This is weird. I have never experienced problems with Fruity like this, and when you look at it logically it's practicaly impossible.
Fruity's sound engine is used for wav-rendering, and also for playback. So in theory, if you configured your export file format properly (which you stated earlier), it should be of better quality than when you play it out through your soundcard, then re-record it in another program. Fruity > engine > wav-file Fruity > engine > soundcard > recording software > wav this makes sense, but doesn't help you a bit. The only thing I can think of though is something that reminds me of a wei rd bug they had in an earlier version of Fruity. In some version (can't remember which one) the TS404 synth sounded quite different when you rendered it to wav (or anything else) compared to what you could hear when you played it in the sequencer. Maybe one of the plugins you're using is causing a simular effect? Try disabling all your plugins before you render a wav-file, see if that makes a difference. Maybe there's something weird going on with a certain plugin that's effecting the whole track. Also, I'm wondering if you have this problem with any other tracks? If you don't, then there has to be something "wrong" with this one. Hope this helps, see ya, J�rgen. ------------------------ On 30 Jan 2002 at 9:30, Kyle Baumann wrote: > Which card are you using ? > > Unfortunately, at this current juncture in time, I'm using my onboard CMedia >CMI8738 > (Soyo K7V Dragon+). Yeah I know it sucks but the output quality is comparable >to that > of the SB Live. I realize these are not professional level sound cards, but as >I said > before, the track sounds great when playing in fruity...so I'm just trying to >capture > that perfect crisp sound in a .wav file. For this, the quality of my sound card > shouldn't matter. The sound is being degraded by the software...so I guess what >I'm > asking is what is the best possible way (software-wise) to record something out >of > fruity. > --- ICQ #: 3362938 "progress doesn't come from early risers, progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things" --- --- Drum&Bass Arena Producers Discussion List http://www.breakbeat.co.uk You are currently subscribed to dnb-prod as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
