#MAC OS 10.9.5 MULTI OUTPUT FULL#

Secondly increase Audition's buffer size or latency in the Audio Hardware set up page. Having to sample rate convert the audio may very well cause clicks and glitches. First thing to check is that the sample rate of Audition's session and the Mac's soundcard are set the same. Has anyone got any ideal tweaks I should make to Audition to reliably play back in a live situation?Д«ut it might very well be related to audio playback glitches. Has anyone got any ideal tweaks I should make to Audition to reliably play back in a live situation?ДЄnd just taking a stereo line out of the lineout jack (I know that's not ideal but it's unrelated to this glitch). Is there a suggested settings setup I should have in place for Audition? I'm literally just running Audition on my Macbook Pro (running OSX 10.9.5) and just taking a stereo line out of the lineout jack (I know that's not ideal but it's unrelated to this glitch). The show starts in two weeks and this is something I've not encountered before. the various clips all up probably total about 400 clips over the 3 hours.ДЄnyway, whilst all playing to it in rehearsal, it glitched the playback of all the tracks very noticeably and we were all suddenly out of time to the whole thing, even though we have a rock solid click track programmed into it all.

#MAC OS 10.9.5 MULTI OUTPUT FULL#

it runs for 3 hours (the full show length), and the multitrack contains 15 different audio instruments, and each instrument is broken down into various clips. Using Audition CS6, I've programmed a multitrack audio file that is the backing track for a stage show I've got coming up atm, and I've just started rehearsing it with the band. I'm really new here, I hope this is an appropriate way to ask for assistance?

Mac os 10.9.5 multi output