Kirk,
Maybe it's a config file issue.
Generally people configure their system for a single sample
rate for all projects. For example, if you recorded your
.wav files at 48kHz, then you set that in your namarc file.
We set it by defining 'frequency'
in the abbreviations section .
sample_rate: frequency # leave this line alone
abbreviations:
frequency: 48000
I would produce your work at that frequency. No need to
mixdown to 44100 unless you're burning a CD?
If you 'frequency' and 'sample_rate' set with different
values, you could definitely some unexpected behavior.
Less than awesome as that could trip you up.
Also, it's useful to have some utility that prints
diagnostics on media files, such as 'ffprobe' or 'file'.
cheers,
Joel
On Mon, Aug 21, 2017 at 09:04:08PM -0400, Kirk Reiser wrote:
Hello Joel et al: I aplogize for the delay in getting back on this
topic but after the last pull and compile things seemed to be working
okay. The thing is I had down sampled my jam-2017-05-10.wav file to
44khz before importing it. I decided to try blowing away the
jam-2017-05-10 subdirectory and start over with the original file and
it started resampling the 48khz to 44khz because I had changed the
frequency variable to 44100. Unfortunately my machine over heated and
crapped out before completing the resample so i decided to set the
frequency variable back to 48000 and pull it in without resampling. It
pulled it in no problem but still plays slower than what it should. I
tried changing the consumer input and output variables to sample_rate
to match the files frequency but that didn't seem to have any affect.
If you have any other ideas I'd like to hear them. I can always
resample things before importing them but the microphone I've ordered
which is class-compliant usb also records at 48khz so I'm not exactly
sure how to handle that when trying to record with nama.
The fading on start and stop seems to be working now and there are no
crunching that I can tell now. I did manage to lose my sound when
playing around extracting files but I probably told it to go do
something impossible, knowing me.
Thanks for all your help Joel and Jeanette.
Kirk
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