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Devilfire
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How Can I Go About Making Acid Wav's ....?
dafduc
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Acidizing a wav just means adding key and tempo info to the file - this can be done using Sound Forge...
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Devilfire
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how can this be done and which ver of sound forge can be used..?
dafduc
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I believe any Sound Forge version handles it, even the lite ones.
It's menu-driven, I forget the exact sequence, though. All you're doing is adding a couple of pieces of info: a 3-digit tempo, and a two-character key. When I have to bounce into SF from Acid cos it's misreading a loop, it's really just a few seconds and I'm out again. But I don't do it often enought to have the process memorized, sorry...
There are a couple of extra things you can do - define it as a one-shot wav, or define a long sample as a beatmapped wav.
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It's menu-driven, I forget the exact sequence, though. All you're doing is adding a couple of pieces of info: a 3-digit tempo, and a two-character key. When I have to bounce into SF from Acid cos it's misreading a loop, it's really just a few seconds and I'm out again. But I don't do it often enought to have the process memorized, sorry...
There are a couple of extra things you can do - define it as a one-shot wav, or define a long sample as a beatmapped wav.
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Devilfire
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Edit Acid properties right ....?
One Shot , Loop ,Loop Acid 2.0 , or Acid 3.0 ?
One Shot , Loop ,Loop Acid 2.0 , or Acid 3.0 ?
dafduc
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Yup. you probably want 3.0, unless you're dealing with a specific issue...
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