just recently, I have been having issues with the audio for all tracks becoming heavily distorted, loud, and lower in pitch. I am unsure of what is causing this and it only is fixed when I close and reopen magix, only to happen again at a random time. I noticed it mostly happens after I slice a track.
hardware info:
Asus Strix G GL531 GL531GT-XS53
intel core i7 (10th gen)
nvidea rtx graphics card
144HZ monitor
any fixes?
UPDATE: this now also affects the file when I download it
This problem is almost certainly being caused by an Audio buffer overflow. Please show us a screenshot of your File>Program settings>Playback tab, especially the Audio buffer settings.
I've attached a screenshot of my settings; yours will almost certainly be different, but try increasing the settings in the highlighted boxes.
HTH
Jeff
Forum Moderator
This problem is almost certainly being caused by an Audio buffer overflow. Please show us a screenshot of your File>Program settings>Playback tab, especially the Audio buffer settings.
I've attached a screenshot of my settings; yours will almost certainly be different, but try increasing the settings in the highlighted boxes.
HTH
Jeff
Forum Moderator
I already fixed the issue but I will do that the next time I encounter this error
Can you tell us how you fixed the issue? Your method may well help others experiencing this problem in the future.
Jeff
well I was out of Ideas so I used my screen recorder to record the video from the video editor and whenever the audio glitched out I just restarted magix and resumed the recording from that point until I eventually re-recorded it and then used the video editor to cut out the parts where the audio glitched out
whenever the audio glitched out I just restarted magix and resumed the recording from that point
From this it certainly sounds like an audio buffer size or number issue as Jeff suggested.