Import Audio
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Import Audio
Hello!
Is that possible
import several audio loops at the same time?
Is that possible
import several audio loops at the same time?
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Re: Import Audio
Into tracks? Into library folders?
A little clarification might help.
A little clarification might help.
Re: gerhost
for example 5 loops (bass, drums, guitar, organ, solo) in 5 different tracks
Re: Import Audio
No... if you want the loops on separate tracks, you need to drag and drop the individual loops into individual tracks.
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Re: Import Audio
Hi,
One way to do it: press the Windows key + e to pop up Windows File Explorer. Browse to the location of the loops, hold down the Ctrl key and select the loops you want to load, then drag and drop them onto tracks in Mixcraft.
You can also use the Shift key to select multiple sequential files by holding down Shift, clicking on the first file and, still holding down Shift, clicking on the last file.
Greg
One way to do it: press the Windows key + e to pop up Windows File Explorer. Browse to the location of the loops, hold down the Ctrl key and select the loops you want to load, then drag and drop them onto tracks in Mixcraft.
You can also use the Shift key to select multiple sequential files by holding down Shift, clicking on the first file and, still holding down Shift, clicking on the last file.
Greg
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Re: Import Audio
Multiple clips dragged into Mixcraft 8 will automatically go to separate tracks.jlouvar wrote:No... if you want the loops on separate tracks, you need to drag and drop the individual loops into individual tracks.
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Re: Import Audio
Hi,
Tip: with recent versions of Mixcraft, if you hold down the Shift key when you drag clips into Mixcraft, the clips will all go onto one track.
If you just drag the clips in without holding down the Shift key, they go on separate tracks.
Try it!
Greg
Tip: with recent versions of Mixcraft, if you hold down the Shift key when you drag clips into Mixcraft, the clips will all go onto one track.
If you just drag the clips in without holding down the Shift key, they go on separate tracks.
Try it!
Greg
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Re: Import Audio
Thanks, that's what I wanted to know.
Gerry
Gerry
Re: Import Audio
Hmm, okay I didn't know that... thank you Greg.
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Re: Import Audio
That's what I do when I receive a folder of tracks for mixing.Acoustica Greg wrote:If you just drag the clips in without holding down the Shift key, they go on separate tracks.
Then organize, evaluate, etc, etc.