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Stealth-P
Registered User

Joined: 22 Feb 2004
Location: Zoetermeer, The Netherlands

Posted: Sat Dec 04 2004 18:01 Export problem
HI, whenever i export to wav from madtracker, i get a real poor quality, any idea how i can fix this? Also the volume gets really low when i export it thanks...

LogicDeLuxe
Registered User

Joined: 03 Aug 2004
Location: Germany

Posted: Sat Dec 04 2004 18:52
Nobody could help you without a somewhat more detailed description, I afraid. You should at least tell what version you are using, and in what way it sounds differently other than the volume. Export gain is always 4 it seems, which was mentioned somewhere here in the forum. Also there stil might be problems with some VST. If you can't describe it, you might post a sample.

Stealth-P
Registered User

Joined: 22 Feb 2004
Location: Zoetermeer, The Netherlands

Posted: Sat Dec 04 2004 19:41
im using version 2.3.2, any upload space where i can dump my audio file? ( converted to mp3)

Stealth-P
Registered User

Joined: 22 Feb 2004
Location: Zoetermeer, The Netherlands

Posted: Sat Dec 04 2004 19:47
i found the problem, the quality loss of the file accquiers only when i convert to mp3 ( Cool edit pro ) the quality of the file loses dramaticly, it sounds like im deaf or somethin, difficult to explain... any idea how i can convert it to mp3 and keep my quality? thanks

LogicDeLuxe
Registered User

Joined: 03 Aug 2004
Location: Germany

Posted: Sat Dec 04 2004 20:40

Stealth-P wrote:

any upload space

Here at MadTracker? If you're using wave export, you hopefully purchased Madtracker legally, so you also can use the web space here.

Martin
Registered User

Joined: 05 May 2003
Location: Norway

Posted: Sat Dec 04 2004 21:39

Stealth-P wrote:

any idea how i can convert it to mp3 and keep my quality?
thanks

look for a way to set a higher bitrate(at least 128 or higher) when converting, also you should make sure you are converting to 16 bit mp3 file. These options can most often be altered when saving (save as), though I`m not sure about Cool Edit.

Smile

SoulEye
Beta-Tester

Joined: 31 Jan 2004
Location: Helsingborg, Sweden!

Posted: Sun Dec 05 2004 16:18
People who are exporting but without the "registered user" tag in forums should be held under close scrutiny. Lonestar, where are your thumbscrews? We might need some Nazi torture here.
http://www.souleye.se

InHousePussy
Registered User

Joined: 13 Nov 2003

Posted: Sun Dec 05 2004 17:00

souleye wrote:

People who are exporting but without the "registered user" tag in forums should be held under close scrutiny.

Lonestar, where are your thumbscrews? We might need some Nazi torture here.

Haveing registered mt has nothing to do with being registered in the forum..So go easy on those thumbscrews LS. Wink

LogicDeLuxe
Registered User

Joined: 03 Aug 2004
Location: Germany

Posted: Sun Dec 05 2004 20:18

inhousepussy wrote:

Haveing registered mt has nothing to do with being registered in the forum.

Maybe there should be some indicator like that, then.
On further thought, where actually is the difference between a user and a registered user in the forum, then? Apparently both kinds have registered to the forum somehow as there is a joining date and a profile on both. Hence the assumption above seems logical to me, as well.

Inge
Man-At-Arms

Joined: 04 May 2003
Location: Nieuw Lekkerland @ Holland

Posted: Sun Dec 05 2004 20:46
Registered users are those that can access the registered users area, and that clicked on the "Forum access (request of access to the registered users only forum)" link. Once you have done that, you will become a registered user in the forum. Inge
Care for a game of Monopoly?

SoulEye
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Joined: 31 Jan 2004
Location: Helsingborg, Sweden!

Posted: Sun Dec 05 2004 21:50

Inge wrote:

Registered users are those that can access the registered users area, and that clicked on the "Forum access (request of access to the registered users only forum)" link. Once you have done that, you will become a registered user in the forum.

Let me get this right... He could not have downloaded his export plugin without accessing the registered users -> personal mt2 files area, but, if accessing the "registered users only forum" is a prerequisite then I guess I'll stand down, as that's really not vital for MT or forum operations.

Correct?

http://www.souleye.se

LogicDeLuxe
Registered User

Joined: 03 Aug 2004
Location: Germany

Posted: Sun Dec 05 2004 22:20
I see. So he could have registered Madtracker, downloaded the wave export and merely had not clicked on that "Forum access"-link yet for some reason. Is there any particular reason why the registered users forum access isn't automatically granted for users which had registered Madtracker anyway? It seems unlikely that someone doesn't want to have that access.

Stealth-P
Registered User

Joined: 22 Feb 2004
Location: Zoetermeer, The Netherlands

Posted: Mon Dec 06 2004 12:34
Oke well, yall good for nothin, instead of helping me yall babbling like a bunch a freakinn naggs about BUllsh*t. Nice on topic guys! im outa here peace.

CHICAGO�lollie
Registered User

Joined: 05 May 2003

Posted: Mon Dec 06 2004 12:46
Sorry to loose ya, Stealth. Though, try to think of it as "patience training" - Chances are you'll get your freakin' answer with enough time. EDIT: I saw how long you waited.. Only a couple of days, man, only a couple of days. Some things will take more time to answer, y`know.

SoulEye
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Joined: 31 Jan 2004
Location: Helsingborg, Sweden!

Posted: Mon Dec 06 2004 17:22

Stealth-P wrote:

Oke well, yall good for nothin, instead of helping me yall babbling like a bunch a freakinn naggs about BUllsh*t.
Nice on topic guys!
im outa here peace.

Sheesh. After that remark, even if I could help him, I wouldn't.

http://www.souleye.se

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