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Subject:Sound Fonts Posted by: Mike101 Date:4/2/2000 12:28:00 AM There are several disks out there that you can buy that contain tons of awsome loops. Only problem is they are in EMU format (SoundFont). How could I use the EMU format with Acid if I could use it at all.
Subject:Re: Sound Fonts Reply by: ATP Date:4/3/2000 12:14:00 PM The long way around: Play the sounds piece by piece and record them on your DAT/MD (provided you have this, of course). Then, hook your DAT/MD into the computer and sample everything back with a wave editor (Sound Forge). Make sure you save the files as .WAV files. Acid (and virtually every other Windows based app) will recognize this extension as a sound file. A lot of work, but there it is. Good luck. Acid Fire wrote: >>There are several disks out there that you can buy that >>contain tons of awsome loops. Only problem is they are in >>EMU format (SoundFont). How could I use the EMU format with >>Acid if I could use it at all.

Subject:Sound Fonts

Posted by: Mike101

Date:4/2/2000 12:28:00 AM

There are several disks out there that you can buy that
contain tons of awsome loops. Only problem is they are in
EMU format (SoundFont). How could I use the EMU format with
Acid if I could use it at all.

Subject:Re: Sound Fonts

Reply by: ATP

Date:4/3/2000 12:14:00 PM

The long way around:

Play the sounds piece by piece and record them on your DAT/MD
(provided you have this, of course).
Then, hook your DAT/MD into the computer and sample everything back
with a wave editor (Sound Forge).

Make sure you save the files as .WAV files. Acid (and virtually every
other Windows based app) will recognize this extension as a sound
file.

A lot of work, but there it is. Good luck.

Acid Fire wrote:
>>There are several disks out there that you can buy that
>>contain tons of awsome loops. Only problem is they are in
>>EMU format (SoundFont). How could I use the EMU format with
>>Acid if I could use it at all.