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I have no idea what to do fix this problem, every so often I'll record a track and when re opening I will get the error, one or more audio files have changed in length. I'll look and one or more tracks will be shortened from what I tracked, seems entirely random. I'm recording from my hard drive onto an external SSD (Which I've read is the best thing to do when recording) Not sure if this may be causing the error but it's frustrating and often worrisome because I cant confidently know when I re open a track it's going to be as it was when I left it.

When I open the program I see three video lines on my timeline and three audio lines on my timeline, thats fine, thats normal, BUT when I need to edit more than 3 audio files (playing at the same time) I try to add a FOURTH AUDIO LINE so I may edit 4 audio files playing at the same time, I and I do not know how to do it.

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I read the previous posts on this topic but was slightly confused by some of the terminology. I had 4 big projects with lots of audio and software instruments. They were alternate versions, which I have worked on for months. I bounced them into MP3's before I went on holiday. I came back and when I open them it says 'One or multiple audio files changed in length', and in each one it said hundreds have changed in length or content position (up to 950). The acoustic and electric guitar parts have been completely jumbled between the 4, in such a way that it doesn't seem feasible to simply spend hours trying to find the right bits and copy and paste them back to their right place in their original project. So far as I am aware I have never done anything to these audio files. I simply recorded the parts (quite a lot), if I didn't like it I deleted it, if I did I kept it. I didn't label them in a particular audio file with long names or anything. When I saw this problem with each of the projects I got my USB with back ups on and loaded each one to see if they had the same problem. One did but the others were fine. When I re-loaded them today the ones which were fine all had the same problem. I don't know how this has happened. I don't know if something happens when I save it which causes the problem. When I revert to old saved versions they have the same problem but it says fewer audio regions have changed length or content position. I have no idea what to do. It looks like months of work has been ruined. Is there anyway I can get my projects back to how they used to be? It seems unlikely given that these are all saved versions including my backed-up ones. And simply going back to square one and re-recording all those parts doesn't seem an option because the backed up versions which were fine suddenly got the same problem too. So presumably if I just deleted all the jumbled up audio and re-record, as soon as I press save it could just as easily jumble it again. Does anyone have any idea what I can do to rectify this problem? At the moment I don't even see how I could use Logic on this laptop again. Thanks a lot, apologies if I have asked any questions with obvious answers......

I usually write off odd Logic behavior by thinking I hit some keyboard shortcut by accident that enabled one of the Flex modes somewhere....but, why on earth would there be a keyboard shortcut for "resample all WAV format audio in this project to half the sample rate".....? sic. This has to be a bug, no?

I had my audio files exported in 44.1khz from another project, converted to 96khz with iZotope RX and imported to a new project in 96khz. I ran into this issue when i reopened the project. I don't know why is this happening, might be that logic needs to convert the files itself (i'm just guessing), even though I personally prefer to use the RX converter.

I copied the files to my HD and had a rough mix made on my computer, from my HD, also without any issues. On my computer I work without any interface. Straight from my mac's core audio. But I've worked on this project without any issues.

This seems to happen when the audio regions and the audio files somehow become unlinked. I had this yesterday on an incredibly complex session, with many session alternatives and 100s of audio files, each more than three hours long (don't ask). When I set the project up, I had "copy audio files to folder" checked but changed it because I didn't want to use the hard drive space for the 800gb of files. After changing the assets setting, there were still a number of audio files in the "Audio Files" folder. My solve yesterday, after a lot of handwringing, was to remove all audio files in the audio folder. This forced Logic to search for the files and locating them again in the proper place eliminated the issue.

I have never seen a screenshot of a patch with more than four cables patched in the Audio module or a photo of Rack being used with more than four audio cables coming out of an audio interface. Just my anecdote.

I have the same problem. I still think it is a bug in VCV, but Andrew closed the issue:

github.com/VCVRack/Rack Issue: multiple Audio-8 instances not working with Dante Virtual Soundcard and ASIOopened by FrankBusson 2019-06-13closed by AndrewBelton 2019-06-14DetailsOperating system: Windows 10Rack version: 1.dev.b4bd09aHardware relevant to your issue (e.g. graphic card model, audio/MIDI device): Dante Virtual Soundcard, over USB...

Regarding more than 4 cables: I needed 32 channels. Ok, was just for testing, because I was helping with the FPGA programming for integrating Dante in an embedded device, and I could workaround it by switching the lower and upper 16 channels, but there might be applications which really needs it. For example with DC coupled outputs, I could imagine controlling 32 CV inputs of a physical rack, much faster and more accurate than MIDI could do it.

For example a use case:

There are people that mix hardware and software configuration, and actually do need those channels.

Say you have 16 for CV how crazy as that may sound, and 16 for audio and fx routings through hardware.

I did a quick hack, it is easy to create an Audio 32 or Audio 64 instrument:

github.com/FrankBuss/Rack Audio 32 by FrankBuss on 10:14PM - 24 Jun 19 UTC changed 5 files with 652 additions and 1 deletions.

When using it, CPU usage on my Surface Pro was about 30% with this test patch:

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The destination of all the audio data was a TM7 with a Dante card:

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And if you aggregate audio devices to get round the multiple devices limitation, you quickly run out of ins/outs. My regular interface is 10 in and 14 out and the ES-8 is 12 in and 16 out making a total of 22 in and 30 out if aggregated.

The ideal audio module for me would start at say 16 in/outs and then being able to select say 24, 32, 48, 64 channels in the context menu and it would dynamically expand as required (pushing other modules to the right if it needs the space).

When you create an Aggregate Device, multiple devices appear as a single device in an app. This lets you increase the number audio inputs and outputs available at the same time. It also lets you use multiple audio devices at the same time, like several USB microphones.

With Apple apps like Logic Pro, GarageBand, and MainStage, you can use separate devices for input and output. But you still might want to use an Aggregate Device to increase the number of audio inputs or outputs.

Currently, Shotcut only has one audio transition available but considering the different scenarios that present themselves in editing, more audio transitions are needed. I first mentioned it in this thread here almost a year ago.

I'm developing an Elecron app (JavaScript) to audio visualization. There is a Playlist() instance which receives audio file paths the user wants to play. When the first audio finishes, it plays the next one. So far so good. The app does an intense computational work extracting audio features from each channel, re-rendering canvases and animating plots. It does it beautifully.

The problem is that I use a audioContext.createMediaElementSource(HTMLelementID) and it doesn't allow me to restart everything recreating all the nodes like in the example. A simplified code that represents what I did before is:

and in playlist.playNextTrack() I pause the audioElement, call audio.audioContext.close(), wait for it (it's a promise), call audio.createAudioContext() to recreate everything and plays. The logic returns an error at this.track = this.audioContext.createMediaElementSource(this.audioElement) with:

I'm really stuck here. Don't know what to do. I'm not even sure if AudioContext() really holds data from all the audio files before causing this performance problem. And if so, how could I reconnect the HTMLMediaElement to a new node audio.createAudioContext() creates? I've already tried audio.track.disconnect()but it doesn't work (as it shouldn't because here I'm disconnecting track from gainNode). And also audioElement doesn't have a disconnect()method as It's just a html element.

I passed over the problem of recreating the audio context deleting and creating again the html element. But the problem persist: the more new audio files are played, the app gets slower. More precisely now: the more new AudioContext() is created, the slower it gets (even if I close the previous one).

You're misunderstanding what this means. Those "system audio resources" are the sound devices. While the AudioContext is running, there is an audio device requested. This is particularly meaningful in low power environments, like mobile. Another example would be Bluetooth. If the AudioContext is kept running, your Bluetooth headset may just stay on. If the AudioContext is allowed to close, then the Bluetooth headset may go to sleep.

The Poweramp Equaliser app is designed to operate with other Android audio apps which already specifically allow external modification of their sound output - and you can see and enable those apps in the 'Known Players' list in Settings - but there are some other audio playing apps which don't indicate that they allow access to their audio output for this sort of adjustment. ff782bc1db