Combining multiple tracks into one ...... -ACID Product Family

Subject:Combining multiple tracks into one ...... Posted by: DJMAN177 Date:3/5/1999 5:21:01 AM This ia the first time I am in your web site and I have been working with Sound Forge XP 4.5 and ACID DJ for about three weeks now and really like both software tools, but there is a problem that I'm faced with.... Please Help...... I am trying to combin four tracks into one new track name, how do I do this in ACID DJ.... If you need a better understanding of this problem that I am having just e-mail me. Thanks
Subject:Re: Combining multiple tracks into one ...... Reply by: SonicJG Date:3/5/1999 7:44:07 AM ACID DJ(Style) doesn't have the Mix to New Track option as ACID Music and ACID Pro do. However, there is a way to accomplish this: Get all of the tracks you want to mix down set up the way you want them. Set the loop bar to the proper spot, if desired. Then choose Save As... In the Save As Type box, choose Mixed Wave File, and select the proper attributes (i.e. 44.1kHz, 16-bit, Stereo). Check the checkbox in the lower corner if you want only the current looped region to be saved. Save the file, and make note of where you are saving it. Open the file from the ACID Media Explorer, and you're good to go. Best of luck. -Joel Snay wrote: >>This ia the first time I am in your web site and I have >>been working with Sound Forge XP 4.5 and ACID DJ for about >>three weeks now and really like both software tools, but >>there is a problem that I'm faced with.... Please Help...... >>I am trying to combin four tracks into one new track name, >>how do I do this in ACID DJ.... If you need a better >>understanding of this problem that I am having just e-mail >>me. >> >>Thanks >>

ACID DJ(Style) doesn't have the Mix to New Track option as ACID Music
and ACID Pro do. However, there
is a way to accomplish this:

Get all of the tracks you want to mix down set up the way you want
them. Set the loop bar to the proper
spot, if desired. Then choose Save As... In the Save As Type box,
choose Mixed Wave File, and select
the proper attributes (i.e. 44.1kHz, 16-bit, Stereo). Check the
checkbox in the lower corner if you want
only the current looped region to be saved. Save the file, and make
note of where you are saving it. Open
the file from the ACID Media Explorer, and you're good to go.

Best of luck.

-Joel

Snay wrote:
>>This ia the first time I am in your web site and I have
>>been working with Sound Forge XP 4.5 and ACID DJ for about
>>three weeks now and really like both software tools, but
>>there is a problem that I'm faced with.... Please Help......
>>I am trying to combin four tracks into one new track name,
>>how do I do this in ACID DJ.... If you need a better
>>understanding of this problem that I am having just e-mail
>>me.
>>
>>Thanks
>>