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Participant
May 31, 2017
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HELP! Occasional Garbled Sound and Clicks - Audition CC on a MacBook Pro 16GB

  • May 31, 2017
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I recently changed from Audacity to Audition for Voiceover recordings.

However ever since using the system I have on occasion found that I get a garbled sound (almost like being underwater) and clicks. There is no particular pattern to this (not at the front and end of tracks)

Au Support cleared my machines CACHE and the problem has not been resolved.

I am using the mac above and record through a Rode NT1A mic (with a shock), through a Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 into Audition. I record single track mono at 48k with a 32 bit float and have tried changing the Buffer speed which make no difference.  I purchased Audition to assist with ACX audiobook production but at the moment I am struggling due to the above.

The equipment is around 10 months old and is kept in a recording booth so I don't see any issues with damage - it just seems to be an issue with Adobe.

Any ideas would be most greatly appreciated. 

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Inspiring
May 31, 2017

If you open Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware, what option is selected under "Device Class?"  And what other options (if any) are available when you click on that drop-down arrow?

I suspect Audacity was using a different type of audio driver and you need to switch Audition to the same one.

Participant
May 31, 2017

It only has one device setting which is Core Audio - its a Mac which I think is why?

Participant
June 1, 2017

No I meant the Sample Rate not the Bit Depth ie. all set to 44.1kHz or 48kHz.


I went onto the MAC media layer and reset all the perimeters today...I don't think I changed anything but actually so far so good. Its not something I have done before so I think you might have assisted me resolve this!

Thank you ; )