Cant get sounds from my Korg V3 over to acid -ACID Product Family

Subject:Cant get sounds from my Korg V3 over to acid Posted by: QuestShun Date:7/18/2001 12:26:40 AM All i can get is a shitty pc synth sound..and how do you record multiple tracks of midi?
Subject:RE: Cant get sounds from my Korg V3 over to acid Reply by: Bart1963 Date:7/19/2001 4:18:53 AM Try recording the sound into soundforge and save it as a wav file. You should have no problems doing this. I do it all the time like this. Bart
Subject:RE: Cant get sounds from my Korg V3 over to acid Reply by: SonyJennL Date:7/19/2001 5:12:01 PM You have a couple options depending on what you are looking for. You won't be able to port your sounds directly into ACID for playback... but you can: 1. Record your MIDI sequences into ACID then set up your track to playback that track through your Korg (external MIDI)- this can be configured through MIDI preferences and the routing button on the tracks. If you want the sounds actually IN ACID there are 2 options: 1. Record your MIDI sequence as a .wav (.mp3, .ogg, etc...) file and import that into ACID 2. Create a DLS file of the sounds stored in your sequencer. This will give you more flexibility but will take more work for you to set up. (Awave Studio allows you to create DLS files if you are looking for an application). Hope this helps. Happy mixing. Jenn

Subject:Cant get sounds from my Korg V3 over to acid

Posted by: QuestShun

Date:7/18/2001 12:26:40 AM

All i can get is a shitty pc synth sound..and how do you record multiple tracks of midi?

Subject:RE: Cant get sounds from my Korg V3 over to acid

Reply by: Bart1963

Date:7/19/2001 4:18:53 AM

Try recording the sound into soundforge and save it as a wav file. You should have no problems doing this. I do it all the time like this.
Bart

Subject:RE: Cant get sounds from my Korg V3 over to acid

Reply by: SonyJennL

Date:7/19/2001 5:12:01 PM

You have a couple options depending on what you are looking for.

You won't be able to port your sounds directly into ACID for playback... but you can:

1. Record your MIDI sequences into ACID then set up your track to playback that track through your Korg (external MIDI)- this can be configured through MIDI preferences and the routing button on the tracks.

If you want the sounds actually IN ACID there are 2 options:

1. Record your MIDI sequence as a .wav (.mp3, .ogg, etc...) file and import that into ACID

2. Create a DLS file of the sounds stored in your sequencer. This will give you more flexibility but will take more work for you to set up. (Awave Studio allows you to create DLS files if you are looking for an application).

Hope this helps. Happy mixing.
Jenn