Hey yall
I can't be really accurate with this questin since I don't know what's going on, but there we go:
I finished a track (mixed in FL Studio) and exported it to master in Ableton because of some of it's stock puglins. But in specific parts of the track, it sounds different once inside Ableton. A few specific sounds don't come out like they do inside FL Studio or even through windows sound card (groove music or windows media player).
in Ableton, it's like it's happening some ""underruns"" or something.
I tried exporting and opening in Ableton 32bit files and 16bit files with and without dither. The same problem happens in all of them exactly in the same part. And the wierd thing is that it sounds normal when playing in different sound systems inside or outside FL. The problem only happens in Ableton and it it's there after exporting from Ableton too, that means that after exporting from Ableton, the problem can be heard in the file even outside the DAW.
Am I missing something?
I can't be really accurate with this questin since I don't know what's going on, but there we go:
I finished a track (mixed in FL Studio) and exported it to master in Ableton because of some of it's stock puglins. But in specific parts of the track, it sounds different once inside Ableton. A few specific sounds don't come out like they do inside FL Studio or even through windows sound card (groove music or windows media player).
in Ableton, it's like it's happening some ""underruns"" or something.
I tried exporting and opening in Ableton 32bit files and 16bit files with and without dither. The same problem happens in all of them exactly in the same part. And the wierd thing is that it sounds normal when playing in different sound systems inside or outside FL. The problem only happens in Ableton and it it's there after exporting from Ableton too, that means that after exporting from Ableton, the problem can be heard in the file even outside the DAW.
Am I missing something?
