my fruity loops 7 is clipping ?
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my fruity loops 7 is clipping ?
why is fruity loops clipping the sound? if i play a sound that ive made on it then after 40secs the sound just distorts and stops and the sound meters are full aswell . why is that happening ?
Last edited by k13 on Mon May 21, 2007 5:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Go under options > audio settings and look at the buffer length under direct sound properties. If it is set too low you can have clipping/distortion/glitches. If it is set too high though and you are using midi devices, there will be lag. If you are using midi devices, best thing is to find the best setting that does not produce any glitches yet has very little lag when midi device is used.
It sounds like you could also just be using an oscillator or some other sound and not cutting the frequencies or have a long decay on them. If the sound loops enough you get more and more frequency build up and the sound will get more and more distorted. A good way to test if that is happening is if you play the sound once and stop it, when you stop it is there still sound slowly decaying? If it is, basically all that decaying shit could be adding up to create distortion if the sound loops enough and if the decay is too long.
It sounds like you could also just be using an oscillator or some other sound and not cutting the frequencies or have a long decay on them. If the sound loops enough you get more and more frequency build up and the sound will get more and more distorted. A good way to test if that is happening is if you play the sound once and stop it, when you stop it is there still sound slowly decaying? If it is, basically all that decaying shit could be adding up to create distortion if the sound loops enough and if the decay is too long.
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