recording to hard drive rather than loop -ACID Product Family

Subject:recording to hard drive rather than loop Posted by: ryanw Date:5/1/2000 9:46:00 AM when i record a new track it becomes a loop track automaticaly, filling up my RAM. when i first got acid music the recordings went directly to hard drive tracks. did i some how do something to change the default? this causes a problem as: after i record a track it is a loop track, then i have to change it to a hard drive track. but the track leaves parts in RAM filing the RAM up. so, i have 20 tracks that are assigned to HD, but are filling up my RAM leaving no RAM for tracks that need it(loops & 1 shot). can someone explain what is going on here? thanks.
Subject:Re: recording to hard drive rather than loop Reply by: Kelly_S Date:5/22/2000 8:31:00 PM Hello. That's how Acid works, it's not really a multitrack recording program. If you have some time, you could check out the Vegas Pro demo. It's available in the Downloads section, that may be a better tool for the recordings you would like to create on your system. Thanks. ryanw wrote: >>when i record a new track it becomes a loop track >>automaticaly, filling up my RAM. when i first got acid >>music the recordings went directly to hard drive tracks. >>did i some how do something to change the default? this >>causes a problem as: after i record a track it is a loop >>track, then i have to change it to a hard drive track. but >>the track leaves parts in RAM filing the RAM up. so, i have >>20 tracks that are assigned to HD, but are filling up my >>RAM leaving no RAM for tracks that need it(loops & 1 shot). >>can someone explain what is going on here? thanks.

Subject:recording to hard drive rather than loop

Posted by: ryanw

Date:5/1/2000 9:46:00 AM

when i record a new track it becomes a loop track
automaticaly, filling up my RAM. when i first got acid
music the recordings went directly to hard drive tracks.
did i some how do something to change the default? this
causes a problem as: after i record a track it is a loop
track, then i have to change it to a hard drive track. but
the track leaves parts in RAM filing the RAM up. so, i have
20 tracks that are assigned to HD, but are filling up my
RAM leaving no RAM for tracks that need it(loops & 1 shot).
can someone explain what is going on here? thanks.

Subject:Re: recording to hard drive rather than loop

Reply by: Kelly_S

Date:5/22/2000 8:31:00 PM

Hello.

That's how Acid works, it's not really a multitrack recording program.
If you have some time, you could check out the Vegas Pro demo. It's
available in the Downloads section, that may be a better tool for the
recordings you would like to create on your system.

Thanks.

ryanw wrote:
>>when i record a new track it becomes a loop track
>>automaticaly, filling up my RAM. when i first got acid
>>music the recordings went directly to hard drive tracks.
>>did i some how do something to change the default? this
>>causes a problem as: after i record a track it is a loop
>>track, then i have to change it to a hard drive track. but
>>the track leaves parts in RAM filing the RAM up. so, i have
>>20 tracks that are assigned to HD, but are filling up my
>>RAM leaving no RAM for tracks that need it(loops & 1 shot).
>>can someone explain what is going on here? thanks.