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Audio Files are Distorted when imported to Ableton Live #14
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thank you, @cozma! this is the type of technical user testing i needed. if it's possible, can you send me two files: You can upload them to my dropbox: And lastly, what OS are you using? |
No problem, happy to help! |
hey @cozma, just found Citizen DJ today. I've downloaded a few songs from there this morning and have imported them into Ableton Live 10.1.3 with no issues or distortion. I'm on OS X 10.14.6 Edit: Nvmind, my mistake. MP3's work fine, but wav files have the same issue listed for me. |
@cozma I have a feeling this might be because the wav format is 32-bit, can you try out this file that's 16-bit? https://www.dropbox.com/s/fdtyf20pxzmepk5/A-better-America_2001642615_004_00-00-30.wav?dl=1 If that works, I should probably just export these at 16-bit since the source material is 16-bit (i.e. no quality gain for increasing bit depth). Thanks again for helping troubleshoot this. |
Yes, this file works! Thanks for looking into it |
that's great to hear! I've updated the .wav files on the website, so hopefully things will work now. Apologies for having to re-download everything |
When attempting to import any audio sample into Ableton Live 10, the wavelengths are completely distorted like above. This might be caused by some frequency compression either on the site or the original export of the files. I attempted this on multiple samples from different audio collections. You can see the exact sample for the image above in the bottom left corner.
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