Please Help me solve this problem

オーディオレコーディングをする際に10khz以上の音を拾わず途切れるオーディオインターフェイスとマイクには問題はありません。(ボイスメモ、ガレージバンドでは正常)

There is no problem with the audio interface and microphone that doesn’t pick up sounds above 10khz when recording audio and cuts out (Voice Memos and GarageBand work fine).

What is this picture showing us? Is this an Input Channel or an Audio Track with a recording, or…?

You seem to have the same thing happening below 100 Hz. I’d be suspicious of unwanted processing at the Input. Kind of unusual that it suddenly flat-lines which seems to imply (never say never) it is not caused EQ which I’d expect would produce a more gradual transition.

Hi raino. Thanks for your kind reply.

It is an Audio Track with recording.

It seems to be working perfectly with other apps such as (Voice Memo, Garage Band, Logic Pro.) These 3 I have already tried.

I don’t think there is a problem with my UR22C Audio Interface and Shure Beta 58A-J.

Would you like a picture of somthing?

Yes, can you take a screenshot of the Channel Settings Window for whatever Input you are using. Also, I’m not a Mac user but I’m pretty sure you’ve got an app that lets you capture screenshots to post rather than using a photo. These are easier to see what’s happening.

Also what happens if bypass the EQ in your first pic?


EQ is just to show that above 10KHZ the audio is not picking up.
So even trying to bypass all the effects it wouldn’t start recording above 10Khz.

Maybe I haven’t got clearly the issue, but why are you using BOTH Studio EQ as insert and the EQ of the channel strip ? :thinking:

Sorry, not the Channel Settings for the Track “voc” but for the Input named “Mono In 1”

Hi thanks for your reply.
It’s just so you can clearly see the issue that the audio isn’t picking up above 10Khz.

Thanks, wanted to confirm nothing unwanted was happening on the Input.

I’d recommend disabling all the EQs and using the Channel Settings Equalizer tab to see the audio curve.

What happens if you disable Revelation?

You might try sticking the Test Tone Generator on the top Insert slot of the Input Channel. Set it to White Noise and see what that looks like on your Track.