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Corrupt Tracks

Corrupt Tracks

2005-08-17 by Josh

I recorded a long practice session last night with my bands. 12 
tracks at 24 bit/44.1 Khz. Got home and opened the song off of the 
portable FW HD on my desktop and it gave me errors like "what kind 
of file is this", "8 bit files cannot be used", etc...

The file is the exact same size as all the other files that were 
recorded.

I researched and found out about using audacity to import the raw 
audio data to be later exported to whatever format, but no matter 
what input paramaters I chose (16/24/32 bit PCM/float/dwvw 
big/little/no-endian) the imported audio was unusable. Extreme 
static and distortion, and the little audio you can hear in the
background is sped up it seems.

Why is this happening? How can I recover my track? Is there some 
other software/platform besides logic/osx that would be more 
reliable? I'm sick of random crashes and corruption which IMO is a 
hallmark of working with Apple software. My PC rarely ever crashes.

Setup:

I use Logic 6.4.3 and OS 10.3.9 on 2 different machines. One is a
PB400 the other is a G4 DP1.25. Both have a gig of ram. I also use
the Waves V4 diamond plugins extensively. I have a MOTU 828 and run a
digimax LT into it's optical in. Mostly I just record bands... around
12 tracks simultaneously at 24 bit. I use a LaCie firewire HD with my
PB to do this on location (the built in HD is too sensitive to
vibration). I then load the song up at home on my DP1.25Ghz G4 for
mixing and overdubs.

Re: [Logic_Cafe] Corrupt Tracks

2005-08-18 by GAmoore@aol.com


In a message dated 8/17/05 8:26:00 AM, treewalk@... writes:
I'm sick of random crashes and corruption which IMO is a
hallmark of working with Apple software.



I have not experiencing much file corruption. And I would say that I have fairly few crashes in general, although I was experiencing many frequent crashes with Logic Pro only for a long time- but the past two months has been pretty free of crashes. Maybe the new OS fixed something.

Going back to your problem with audio files - it wasn't clear what you used to record what. Audacity is freeware, although it seemed to work fine last time I tested it a year or so ago. I have never really experiencing any audio file conversion problems.


Move to quarantaine

This moves the raw source file on disk only. The archive index is not changed automatically, so you still need to run a manual refresh afterward.