[Jsonar] problem with recording

[monkey pusher]

Well was using  24 BIT 44.1khz now trying 24 BIT 96khz, would try 192khz, but myinterfacing doesn't support directmonitoring at that samplingrate and i don't like using software monitoring. I don't think its an issue with my interface has i have had this issue with multiple interfaces on multiple computers with the only constant being Sonar. As i said in the ppast to get around this i would just us another program to record these songs, (samplitude, acid, etc etc...hell i would like to try REAPER ad its inexpensive ( think around $50 or so for the liscense) andis pretty feature rih like sonar.. but none of these are accessable) Thus all these years later I am trying to resolve this issue with sonar. 


 --- On Mon, 7/28/08, joe <mail at joekenny.net> wrote:

> From: joe <mail at joekenny.net>
> Subject: Re: [Jsonar] problem with  recording
> To: monkeypusher69 at yahoo.com, "JSonar -- JAWS Scripts for Sonar list" <jsonar at jsonar.org>
> Date: Monday, July 28, 2008, 6:34 AM
> Hi this is a strange one, the first thing is check in your
> options, audio 
> for your bit depth and sample rate, you should be running
> at least 16 bit 
> 44.1 khz sample rate, higher is better but this will at
> least let you hear 
> the same frequencies as you hear from your guitar amp.
> 
> what sound card are you using?
> Joe
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "monkey pusher"
> <monkeypusher69 at yahoo.com>
> To: <jsonar at jsonar.org>
> Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 7:08 AM
> Subject: [Jsonar] problem with recording
> 
> 
> >I don't know if there are any other rock/metal
> players out there recording 
> >with sonar on this list but wondering if anyone else
> has ran into this 
> >issue and if so can you help me  or shed some light on 
> whata may be 
> >causing this issue. When I am recording a heavy guitar
> part taht uses 
> >distortion on the guitar  what i hear while recording
> through the direct 
> >monitoring option on my soundcard and what i hear when
> i play back the 
> >recording afterwards isn't the same. The playback
> of the recording is 
> >"muddier" i guess would be the best way to
> put it. The Clean guitar parts 
> >come out exactly how i hear  it when monitoring during
> the recordings as it 
> >does when i playback  the recording. so wahts happening
> when i kicck the 
> >distortion on the amp on? this has hapened with
> multiple different sound 
> >cards/interfaces, different computers, different
> amps/distortion pedals 
> >whether the amp is mic'd or going through the amp
> direct out. In the past i 
> >just use a different
> > program to record  but now my sight is at the point
> where sonar is just 
> > about the only thing thats accessable to me thanks to 
> JSOnar, andit would 
> > be too much of a hassle to resolve the issue that way.
> >
> >
> >
> >
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