Im in the midst of making a new demo cd, but am having problems with cool edit and was wondering if anyone can help.

I have mixer hooked to the computer, and the computer to the amp. When I play the turntables the sound is crystal clear. BUT when I play the recording there is a lot of popping, even though it was not there when played live? What on earth is this popping and how do I get rid of it so that the demo will sound like it should, clear!

Thanks

It's all about the inputs and outputs.

Make sure you're putting balanced inputs into balanced outputs, and vice versa.

I had a similar problem at first trying to put an amplified signal into a non-amplified input, which caused uber-problems.

Try different outputs on the mixer. There sould be at least 2 options of output (master + monitor) so try either one.

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try working with sample rates...

i recorded something in 192khz, and then tried to play it back in winamp, it had lots of pops and clicks. winamp could not play the file properly.

when you start a new recording in cool edit...make sure the sample rate is set to 44100...and bitrate to 16bit, nothing higher.

good luck