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Subject:How to Acidize Posted by: MikeJC Date:9/23/2002 11:58:01 AM I would like to create some loops,Could someone out there please tell how they "acidize" A file. Mike
Subject:RE: How to Acidize Reply by: MoreK Date:9/24/2002 5:27:49 AM Hey someone could answer this one, I'm interested too. I have done couple of "acidized" loops so far, by simply a) creating a loop with SF b) setting beat count (either in SF or Acid) c) (optionally with instrument loops: bass etc.) setting key note in Acid When playing with non-loopin audio files I simply set the type to "One-Shot". Other question: How do you know if an audio file is Acidized??? I know I can drop a loop to Acid and check the properties, but say I have lot of samples that I want to acidize, some of them already acidized. How do you quickly see the difference? BTW there is a short KB article about acidizing: http://www.sonicfoundry.com/support/supportproduct.asp?familyid=2&family=acid&topicid=2&detailid=115 Thanks! MoreK

Hey someone could answer this one, I'm interested too.

I have done couple of "acidized" loops so far, by simply
a) creating a loop with SF
b) setting beat count (either in SF or Acid)
c) (optionally with instrument loops: bass etc.) setting key note in Acid

When playing with non-loopin audio files I simply set the type to "One-Shot".

Other question: How do you know if an audio file is Acidized??? I know I can drop a loop to Acid and check the properties, but say I have lot of samples that I want to acidize, some of them already acidized. How do you quickly see the difference?

BTW there is a short KB article about acidizing: http://www.sonicfoundry.com/support/supportproduct.asp?familyid=2&family=acid&topicid=2&detailid=115

Thanks! MoreK