Hey all, apologies for the dumb question, but I've run out of steam on this one.
Here's what I'm doing. I have a lot of little sound effects for a game, and some of them need to go another octave up, so I'm pitch shifting them and they sound great playing back.
On export (Multitrack Mixdown -> Selected Clips), however, this happens.
(Also on Mixdown Session to New File)
An extra little stutter sneaks in. I assume this can be traced back to some law of the universe that says raising the pitch requires human sacrifice, but I can not for the life of me resolve it. Even bringing it back in and trying to cut it out, this stutter persists.
I'm sure I'm just a dummy--could I beseech you kind audiophiles to help an old soul get past this trouble?
Thanks a million!
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Hey! Yeah, it's only this clip.
Ahh, I just figured it out in the middle of replying ^^ It's the Splicing Frequency. I had read from the documentation "At higher Precision settings, a lower Splicing Frequency may add stutter or echo. If the frequency is too high, sound becomes tinny and voices have a tunnel-like quality." I doinked around with it to no effect, but never tried putting it super low, which resolves the issue.
I had tried different bit depths, sample rates, running it through media encoder. It did feel like some kind of sampling issue because scooting it over a little bit in the timeline affected how much it would stutter. But there you go, Splicing Frequency.
I'll still post the file, for posterity: electro_1.wav - Google Drive
Thanks, SS!
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