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Hello,
I am experiencing weird problem. In my audio session for video documentary there are some clips that look perfectly normal. Except when you try to play them random scratching/popping sound ocurs (like audio ending in the midde of sound, no fade out). When playing in waveform view it works well. If I try to play them few times in a row it starts to work better somehow. I really wouldn't mind this problem but it also affects final mixdown. When I play exported mixdown with these same parts, the sound of each problematic part changes from the beginning. It starts sounding like low pass filter and after 1 second it fades to normal. I hope I explained good enough.
What could be the problem? I tried different mixdown settings but problem stays. I also tried pre-rendering tracks and it is the same.
I am using quad core HP Elitebook 8570w with 16 gb RAM and SSD. I use Roland UA-25EX sound card and MME setting in Audition. Latency is set to 250ms.
I would appreciate any help.
Thank you!
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Are you using any effects plugins on these tracks/clips? If so which ones? Also you should be better off using Roland's ASIO driver rather than the Windows MME one.
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Actually I managed to find the problem. It was indeed effect I had added to all the problematic clips. It was Audition's default plugin denoise. When I removed it and removed noise manually via capture noise > restoration process it all worked perfectly. Although I think that the problem might still be in my sound card and drivers developers team should take a look into it because everything else works perfectly for me. Thank you for fast answer and help!
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