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Subject:screwed up acd file Posted by: ajworx Date:8/12/2002 5:26:15 PM I have a .acd file that i was working on and when i saved the file, and then played it the song was garbled, the tracks were out of time and so distorted they were unrecognizable. The cursor didn't move @ the 136 BPM that the file was set to, but in a choppy motion, sped across the screen super fast. I can render the track to any file format I want, and I can open other tracks that have the same tracks using the same samples as the "Corrupted" file, it's just that particular, and necessary .acd file that I can't continue to work on. Anyone's advice would be much appreciated aaron aaron@lasvegas.net
Subject:RE: screwed up acd file Reply by: Iacobus Date:8/12/2002 10:47:12 PM You using ACID 3.0? (Any version.) Try opening another ACID window (just minimize your current window and open ACID again as you would normally; another ACID window should pop up) and do a copy and paste of your tracks from your original project. You'll have to reassign any assignable FX if any exist, but it's worth a try. Iacobus

Subject:screwed up acd file

Posted by: ajworx

Date:8/12/2002 5:26:15 PM

I have a .acd file that i was working on and when i saved the file, and then played it the song was garbled, the tracks were out of time and so distorted they were unrecognizable. The cursor didn't move @ the 136 BPM that the file was set to, but in a choppy motion, sped across the screen super fast. I can render the track to any file format I want, and I can open other tracks that have the same tracks using the same samples as the "Corrupted" file, it's just that particular, and necessary .acd file that I can't continue to work on.

Anyone's advice would be much appreciated

aaron
aaron@lasvegas.net

Subject:RE: screwed up acd file

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:8/12/2002 10:47:12 PM

You using ACID 3.0? (Any version.)

Try opening another ACID window (just minimize your current window and open ACID again as you would normally; another ACID window should pop up) and do a copy and paste of your tracks from your original project. You'll have to reassign any assignable FX if any exist, but it's worth a try.

Iacobus