Your Avatar Submitted by anonymous on Tue, 12/20/2005 - 08:04 Can somebody exaplain why can't I import .wav audio files into my sessions? There seems to be a problem with this .wav's, I cant open .wav files in drumagog either. what must I do? thank you Tags pro tools Log in or register to post comments Comments Your Avatar Kev I may need a little more info could be a stereo mono thing ?? I may need a little more info could be a stereo mono thing ?? I'll make an ASSUMPTION and jump to a specific idea one should never assume you are on a Mac ... you have recorded B-WAV files. I have found that many programs are not happy with the PT method of tagging a WAV file. AND why does PT use a PT icon on a Mono file when PT doesn't play the file when you accidentaly double click on it .... mmmm ? damed digidesign ... it never used to be like that back at PT4 and 4.3 :x Use Quicktime Pro to open the file then save as or export the file as a new wav with a new name now you have a Quicktime WAV and things like Toast and FCP and others ... I-Tunes seems to be happier with the files frustrating isin't it ? On the PC Win Media Player also doesn't like a PT WAV file so try a similar save / export trick. that's all I got for now. Log in or register to post comments Tue, 12/20/2005 - 12:54 Permalink Your Avatar CharlesDayton There used to be a great program for OS9 called SoundApp PPC. Wi There used to be a great program for OS9 called SoundApp PPC. With it you could convert any sound file to any other. wonder if it is around for OSX Log in or register to post comments Wed, 12/21/2005 - 18:23 Permalink Your Avatar farside I was under the impression that standard wav. files dont work wi I was under the impression that standard wav. files dont work with drumagog? I know they use "gog" files, they probably need to be converted. Check out the forum of the drumagog website. Log in or register to post comments Thu, 12/22/2005 - 18:31 Permalink
Your Avatar Kev I may need a little more info could be a stereo mono thing ?? I may need a little more info could be a stereo mono thing ?? I'll make an ASSUMPTION and jump to a specific idea one should never assume you are on a Mac ... you have recorded B-WAV files. I have found that many programs are not happy with the PT method of tagging a WAV file. AND why does PT use a PT icon on a Mono file when PT doesn't play the file when you accidentaly double click on it .... mmmm ? damed digidesign ... it never used to be like that back at PT4 and 4.3 :x Use Quicktime Pro to open the file then save as or export the file as a new wav with a new name now you have a Quicktime WAV and things like Toast and FCP and others ... I-Tunes seems to be happier with the files frustrating isin't it ? On the PC Win Media Player also doesn't like a PT WAV file so try a similar save / export trick. that's all I got for now. Log in or register to post comments Tue, 12/20/2005 - 12:54 Permalink
Your Avatar CharlesDayton There used to be a great program for OS9 called SoundApp PPC. Wi There used to be a great program for OS9 called SoundApp PPC. With it you could convert any sound file to any other. wonder if it is around for OSX Log in or register to post comments Wed, 12/21/2005 - 18:23 Permalink
Your Avatar farside I was under the impression that standard wav. files dont work wi I was under the impression that standard wav. files dont work with drumagog? I know they use "gog" files, they probably need to be converted. Check out the forum of the drumagog website. Log in or register to post comments Thu, 12/22/2005 - 18:31 Permalink
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I may need a little more info could be a stereo mono thing ??
I may need a little more info
could be a stereo mono thing ??
I'll make an ASSUMPTION and jump to a specific idea
one should never assume
you are on a Mac ... you have recorded B-WAV files.
I have found that many programs are not happy with the PT method of tagging a WAV file.
AND
why does PT use a PT icon on a Mono file when PT doesn't play the file when you accidentaly double click on it .... mmmm ?
damed digidesign ... it never used to be like that back at PT4 and 4.3
:x
Use Quicktime Pro to open the file then save as or export the file as a new wav with a new name
now you have a Quicktime WAV and things like Toast and FCP and others ... I-Tunes seems to be happier with the files
frustrating isin't it ?
On the PC Win Media Player also doesn't like a PT WAV file so try a similar save / export trick.
that's all I got for now.
There used to be a great program for OS9 called SoundApp PPC. Wi
There used to be a great program for OS9 called SoundApp PPC. With it you could convert any sound file to any other. wonder if it is around for OSX
I was under the impression that standard wav. files dont work wi
I was under the impression that standard wav. files dont work with drumagog?
I know they use "gog" files, they probably need to be converted. Check out the forum of the drumagog website.