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Subject:Saving a Loop as Wav File Posted by: Cruz_Control79 Date:2/15/2002 2:23:41 PM Does anyone know how to save a file as a .wav? I've tried saving a file as a .wav and when i re-open the file in another program, the file has a high pitch noise inserted in it. I've never had this problem using the original Acid Pro and I've shelfed Acid Pro 3 for 6 months since I bought it because of this problem. Please help :)
Subject:RE: Saving a Loop as Wav File Reply by: Iacobus Date:2/16/2002 12:41:11 PM ??? If you're looking to export a loop in ACID Pro 3, use File>Export Loops on the menu bar. If you're looking to render the whole project as a WAV, then use File>Render As on the menu bar. If you're looking to work with a file on the fly within your project (and you have an audio editor like Sound Forge installed), right-click the track in question and select, "Edit in (audio editor of choice)." Any changes made in the audio editor should be immediately reflected in ACID Pro. I'm not really sure why you have noise that's introduced when you render a project. Could be interference. Could be a driver issue. Have you tried newer drivers for your soundcard and video card as well as try uninstalling/reinstalling ACID Pro? What's in your system? HTH, Iacobus
Subject:RE: Saving a Loop as Wav File Reply by: Cruz_Control79 Date:2/16/2002 11:06:02 PM Thanks for the help. I tried installing newer drivers from the manufacturers website and it did the trick!

Subject:Saving a Loop as Wav File

Date:2/15/2002 2:23:41 PM

Does anyone know how to save a file as a .wav? I've tried saving a file as a .wav and when i re-open the file in another program, the file has a high pitch noise inserted in it. I've never had this problem using the original Acid Pro and I've shelfed Acid Pro 3 for 6 months since I bought it because of this problem. Please help :)

Subject:RE: Saving a Loop as Wav File

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:2/16/2002 12:41:11 PM

???

If you're looking to export a loop in ACID Pro 3, use File>Export Loops on the menu bar.

If you're looking to render the whole project as a WAV, then use File>Render As on the menu bar.

If you're looking to work with a file on the fly within your project (and you have an audio editor like Sound Forge installed), right-click the track in question and select, "Edit in (audio editor of choice)." Any changes made in the audio editor should be immediately reflected in ACID Pro.

I'm not really sure why you have noise that's introduced when you render a project. Could be interference. Could be a driver issue. Have you tried newer drivers for your soundcard and video card as well as try uninstalling/reinstalling ACID Pro? What's in your system?

HTH,
Iacobus

Subject:RE: Saving a Loop as Wav File

Reply by: Cruz_Control79

Date:2/16/2002 11:06:02 PM

Thanks for the help. I tried installing newer drivers from the manufacturers website and it did the trick!