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Something similar to Acid...
Right...
I'm looking for a program similar to Acid - basically I need something I can quickly edit loops to a certain length with and something that automatically renders each channel into a separate file. I normally use Acid for this sort of thing but lately it's started crashing every time I put an mp3 file into it and I just cannot understand why... and the developers don't seem to have any ideas either. I can't really explain it any better than that but if you've ever used Acid you'll know what I mean 
Oh, and no - Ableton Live is not an option.
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Oh, and no - Ableton Live is not an option. |
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| Originally posted by 3F05Q Oh, and then I nothing for you. |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Really useful, thanks. |
Re: Something similar to Acid...
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Oh, and no - Ableton Live is not an option. |
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I have Live. It's not what I'm looking for (in this particular case). That is why I asked in the first place.
I love acid, weird that it is acting out on you. I haven't used acid much since i got fl studio though. This was no help at all, i know. But i just had to give my testimonial to acid.
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| Originally posted by pwnage1 I love acid, weird that it is acting out on you. I haven't used acid much since i got fl studio though. This was no help at all, i know. But i just had to give my testimonial to acid. |
1. Open FLStudio
2. File --> Import ---> Beat to slice and chose the loop you want to slice
3. Choose folder to store the wav files (default Image-line/FLStudio/Data/Patches/Sliced Beats)
4. Change target to say: Sampler channels. (this will render every sound in the loop into a seperate file)
5. Close FLStudio.
6. Check folder where you decided to store your sliced beats in step #3.
And im pretty sure if you don't have FLStudio that this can be done in the demo.
Let me know how it works for ya man.
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| Originally posted by Nightshift 1. Open FLStudio 2. File --> Import ---> Beat to slice and chose the loop you want to slice 3. Choose folder to store the wav files (default Image-line/FLStudio/Data/Patches/Sliced Beats) 4. Change target to say: Sampler channels. (this will render every sound in the loop into a seperate file) 5. Close FLStudio. 6. Check folder where you decided to store your sliced beats in step #3. And im pretty sure if you don't have FLStudio that this can be done in the demo. Let me know how it works for ya man. |
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| Something similar to Acid... |
that propellerheads rex thing or whatever. recycle?
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| Originally posted by echosystm that propellerheads rex thing or whatever. recycle? |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery I'm not actually trying to make loops, I just need to get several files cut to the same length as easily as possible. I know I can do that with just about any audio editor but it's a bit frustrating rendering them one by one. |
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN Sound forge 9 is 32 track now and can do batch file converting (as can wavelab, which in audio montage mode can do multitracks of any format)? |

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