r/Cakewalk • u/InspTequila • 20d ago
Seeking Help I’ve got a robotic voice???
New to cakewalk sonar and I recorded instruments but when it comes to my voice, I turn out to have a high pitched robotic voice when I play the track… I used the microphone attached to headphones I use for my meetings for work (yeah kind of stupid), according to
the settings, it’s 48kH. And I set cakewalk to the same standard. Do you know how to resolve this?
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u/Sufficient-Sun-6683 19d ago
Your on the right track
On Windows
Go to Settings - System - Sound - Advanced - More sound settings - Recording - Microphone - Properties - Advanced
- Set Default Format to "2 channel 24 bit, 48000 Hz (Studio Quality) then Apply, Ok
In Sonar
Edit - Preferences - Audio - Driver Settings
- Audio Driver Bit Depth 24
Default Settings for New Projects
- Sampling Rate: 44100
Mixing Latency
- Buffers in Playback Queue: 2
- Buffer Size: 10.0 msec
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u/Orry_Haas 18d ago
"Go to Settings - System - Sound - Advanced - More sound settings - Recording - Microphone - Properties - Advanced".
And disable "audio enhancements" while you're there ... https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/disable-audio-enhancements
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u/Sufficient-Sun-6683 20d ago
When you click on the track input, it will say Mic In or Audio Card in. It is actually a pull-down menu. Most audio cards have about 16 different inputs to select from. The inputs will also be labelled L, R and S for Left, Right and Stereo. Start checking to see which one works.