[ddots-l] Re: Configuring my pc for sonar

Well, you want to set the frequency to at least 44.1 Khz.  That could explain 
the choppy audio.

Regards, Phil Muir

P J Muir Productions
www.philmuir.com
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Malver, Michael (MN65)" <Michael.Malver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 5:29 PM
Subject: [ddots-l] Configuring my pc for sonar


> Last night, I created my first piece of music.  Because I know there are
> readers with a wide range of sensabilities, I won't print all the lyrics
> here. I will say this much.  It consisted of four vocal tracks which created
> a four part harmony: consisted of two bars and four words: the first word
> was "this" and the last word was "test."  I have not hooked up my midi
> equipment yet. I did uninstall norton and some other nasties from the
> taskbar.
> My whole purpose in doing this was to simply record something. I didn't
> worry much about levels: I just set the frequency to 22.5 and the bit depth
> to 16.  I found thatthat when I recorded the forth track, the other three
> tracks which were playing back as I recorderded were very choppy, and the
> whole meter of my groundbreaking work was lost.  My question is this:
> Are there any good sites on the net which discuss the compromises one can
> make to create a machine to work decently with audio, while still realizing
> that the machine will mainly be used for school homework and other things.
> I have already had a list member vollunteer to assist me, and though I will
> most likely take him u p on it, I'd like to understand the issues and
> trouble shooting techniques myself, so I can be a smarter wiser person.
> I don't want to clutter the list with spacific suggestions which might apply
> to me, as I'm sure most of you have been through this already, but if there
> are helpful links people have found, feel free to post them.
> Thanks in advance.also, is there a program which will let me stop services
> which are running? I don't want to go through the hastle of unchecking lots
> of stuff in msconfig, then rebooting, then rechecking them when my work is
> done unless I absolutely must.
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