That setting just instructs the DAW what bit depth and frequency to record at in a fresh "new empty project". CbB can ONLY record at a frequency that your sound chip/card can support.
I think the OP has somehow misunderstood the idea of the use of EZDrummer, but I'm not sure.īTW according to the screen shots you provided, just because you "set" Cakewalk to "default" to record "new projects" 192k/Hz , you are actually recording at 44.1h/Hz at 46.4 msec. Asio4all is not really ASIO, it just pretends to be. But I wouldn't attempt that on a system without a good interface and ASIO driver. 48 is all anybody really needs but if you think your fans will notice while listening to the MP3 on $10 ear buds- then 96 is more or less way out there. Why are you using a ridiculously high sample rate? That's asking for trouble too. When you export a song the audio output from any VST instrument is treated exactly the same as a audio track of a guitar or vocals. Nobody needs to bounce instruments anymore unless your computer is 10 years old or something. The VST instrument is in a audio track, There is no reason to "record" the VST. Your using ASIO 4 all? I wouldn't expect studio quality sound from that. I really like the ability that cakewalk has to record each track at once, but just want to find a fix for the sound quality. But with Audacity I have to record each track individually which is a pain. I've tried playing the same EZDRUMMER midi file and then recording on Audacity and the sound quality is great, it sounds just like when EZDRUMMER is playing. I've gone through every effect I can think of and can't find a fix for this. It sounds like when I would record and my noise cancellation or noise reduction was still on. I have all of the effects turned off, I've triple checked this. Mainly the high frequencies like cymbals, hihat, snare, all sound very muffled. However, when I play those back, the sound quality is really bad. Once everything is setup, I can hit record and it records all of the output tracks from the drums, which is what I want. When I open the EZDRUMMER interface, I can play the midi file and it sounds great, really good sound quality. I've added an instrument and setup all the EZDRUMMER tracks. I have EZDRUMMER 2 setup in cakewalk and it's working well. I have a question regarding recording quality in cakewalk using the EZDRUMMER 2 VST.
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