Subject:Acidized Loops

Posted by: jadamez

Date:9/6/1999 1:35:00 AM

How does one go about creating an "acidized loop"? Does it
require the use of sound forge / xp4.5?

I have sucessfully created loops using xp4.5, and used them as tracks
along with other loops from Acid and Loops for Acid - but what
specifically qualifies a loop as "Acidized"?

Subject:Re: Acidized Loops

Reply by: el

Date:9/6/1999 4:34:00 PM

Jeff Adamez wrote:
>>How does one go about creating an "acidized loop"? Does it
>>require the use of sound forge / xp4.5?
>>
>>I have sucessfully created loops using xp4.5, and used them as
tracks
>>along with other loops from Acid and Loops for Acid - but what
>>specifically qualifies a loop as "Acidized"?


An acidized loop has info in the loop(tagged on the end,
whatever) that Acid uses to set the right BPM,and root note for the
loop.In Acid(or xp4.5) when you import a loop you can set the BMP and
note,and save the loop (replace the original if ya want),and this
extra info is stored with it,hence,acidized.Once acidized it should
stay that way unless used in another program,maybe an editor,that
removes it.
Jamie