acid 2.0 & sound forge xp 4.5 -ACID Product Family

Subject:acid 2.0 & sound forge xp 4.5 Posted by: Brooklyn Date:7/1/2001 2:03:05 PM Im sampling sounds and editing them in sound forge then importing them to Acid 2.0. Im having problems with the fact that all the samples are not the same tempo so when I track them some or either to fast or to slow for the other. How can i make them co-inside with the other/sync them together to play as one at the same tempo?
Subject:RE: acid 2.0 & sound forge xp 4.5 Reply by: Rockitglider Date:7/1/2001 9:47:22 PM Hello, You have to Acidize them. You can either use the Acid properties in Sound Forge, or the Track properties in Acid. You have to set the beats correctly for your files, Try a setting and if it doesn't work change the beats till it plays correctly. I think it's the higher the beat the slower it plays but it's been a while since I've done it this way, it could be the other way around. Hope this helps. BTW: If this doesn't work you can do a search in the Acid help files for Acidizing files. See ya

Subject:acid 2.0 & sound forge xp 4.5

Posted by: Brooklyn

Date:7/1/2001 2:03:05 PM

Im sampling sounds and editing them in sound forge then importing them to Acid 2.0.
Im having problems with the fact that all the samples are not the same tempo so when I track them some or either to fast or to slow for the other.
How can i make them co-inside with the other/sync them together to play as one at the same tempo?

Subject:RE: acid 2.0 & sound forge xp 4.5

Reply by: Rockitglider

Date:7/1/2001 9:47:22 PM

Hello,

You have to Acidize them. You can either use the Acid properties in Sound Forge, or the Track properties in Acid. You have to set the beats correctly for your files, Try a setting and if it doesn't work change the beats till it plays correctly. I think it's the higher the beat the slower it plays but it's been a while since I've done it this way, it could be the other way around. Hope this helps.
BTW: If this doesn't work you can do a search in the Acid help files for Acidizing files.

See ya