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... with the internal sound card. Is there a way to do this with the Steinberg UR22? I have searched Google and this forum and have found nothing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

... (and another rate on the actual track). The correct value is displayed on the right, even if I select something silly on the left. Thanks for your help. Bob

... of "cleaning up" the audio, but rather a question of knowing how to decode the audio correctly. Unfortunately we are not able to help with that because it appears to be in a non-standard and not publicly documented format. If the audio is from a game, you could try looking with ...

kozikowski wrote:It sounds fine to me and if there's nothing to compare it to, we're stuck.
Koz

This is a sample recorded directly with Audacity. Edit: This time I recorded 16bit and 96,000 Hz both settings in Windows and Audacity, then the sample reduced to mp3 default 128bit

From a spectral point of view, the distribution of the frequencies is nearly ideal. A bass boost of 6 dB (bass and treble effect) gives 6 dB roll off for the whole range. However, that's not the problem. I think that the audio plays too fast. Set the rate in the track drop-down menu to 44100 Hz (480...

Thank you Koz, I'll trust your judgment.
As you say, it is important to have an ideal recording to determine the difference. Is there perhaps some frequency range that is cut away?

I agree, you need to listen the audio from within the game then you'll feel the issue.

So we're resolving a distortion issue on a fuzz guitar.

It sounds fine to me and if there's nothing to compare it to, we're stuck.

Koz

I sent the sound file to Robert. He may not be able to make it past a captcha. He can't see them.
Koz

The file is behind a graphics "captcha" layer. That might be browser related issue. Download 1.jpg Download 2.jpg I emailed the file to you. I don't understand this, where is it? It's rough to know what's normal and what isn't. It sounds like normal game play to me. Koz I agree, you need ...

The file is behind a graphics "captcha" layer. I emailed the file to you.

It's rough to know what's normal and what isn't. It sounds like normal game play to me.

Koz