Good morning,when i use the samples and loops made by Magix,it works great but when i put the ones made in other DAW like FL STUDIO with the same specs like *.Wav or *.ogg sample lets say like 44.1 kHz 16-bit two-channel .wav in the same sample folders it wont recognise them and i even has that file witch contains data about the sample witch commes packed in MMMX . Any ideea would be great !

 

Nobody nothing,i have still did not made it ! Is it that only theyr samoles work ?

 

Please help me in this issue ! Thanks !

 

it won´t recognise the wav because they are not Acidized files.
means that Acidized wav have embedded tempo and key(pitch) information.

you have to import the audio file using the File Manager.

read this and you will understand
SoundPool

so in order to use your own samples you have to make them Acidized,
i think FL STUDIO has a "save Acidized" option in the render dialogue, try to do it with FL Studio since you use it.


if doesnt work you have to make a proper Acidized file using Sony Acid Pro and save it as One shot, loop based sample.

there are other software that makes Acidized files, here are a couple

-SoundForge
-and i think Chicken Systems Translator which you can use to make batch convert you samples.

good luck
let me know if it worked

 

I will try this,thank you !

 

Me2Audio has the right idea. FL Studio works on acidizing wavs, and importing non-acidized wavs can be annoying.

However You wanna get better at what you do? Stop using that auto crap. Figuring out tempos/bpm's should be one of the fundemental things to learn in music [or just how to do it]. After awhile you can hear a track and go "this song is between 80-82bpm" off the bat. Then you just align the snare drums/claps to the lines and bam.

Anyway, for Magix stuff, each genre/riff is set to a bass tempo and it should even give you that base tempo in the magix program. I have the windows 8 app version for futzing around with when I'm bored or need cheezy idea's to get me going and all of their samples are labeled to bpm's in the program so I can't imagine it's much different in that version. Like their rock loops are around 120bpm, most of the dubstep loops are all 140bpm. They do pretty standardized stuff so with a little learning you'd never have this issue again, acidized or not.

good luck.

 

@me2audio and @soso Thank you all for the ideea,you are much too kind,also i saw that Music Maker MX works with *.Ogg files !

 

Acid loops/samples don't they have to do with Sony Software ?

 

yes, actually in the beginning it was Sonic Foundry which was bought by sony.
but you can make\read Acidized files with other software too.

Acid Pro

more info

 

@Me2audio Thank you ! Problem is i like to create my leads,pads,basslines,drums/beatlines,effects,etc. in FL Studio 10 and Ableton Live 8.2.2 , after this i save them as .*wav at 24 bits . After that i like to use a multitrack mixer to gather all togheder and create a song ! Now there are many multitrack mixers/recorders like :

NCH Mixpad

Mixcraft

Cockos Reaper

Adobe Soundboth

Audacity

And a new one i found,i installed and want to try : Multitrack Studio By Bremmers Audio Design
Now i used all of them...some are ok some are great and some lack a litle bit witch is best from this list in your opinion if you used them and if someone used Multitrack Studio By Bremmers Audio Design what do you think ! Offcourse some are editors to not only Multitrack mixers/recorders...and yes magix seems to suck ? ! So yes i'd love to hear from you on this subject !

 

hi DJ RADU,

i never used Multitrack Studio By Bremmers Audio Design, i only tried reaper and audacity from that list

they all do the same, it all depends what you are going to need (tools, effects, eq, comp etc), and the one that suits your workflow,
you do EDM, so why dont you work with ableton or FL and use it as multitrack mixer ?
probably because doesnt suits your workflow for mixing or editing (gather all togheder and create a song ).
depends as well on the price,
audacity is free,
choose one that you are more comfortable with. (i dont know what you going to need) if you want only the program to mix all the tracks(summing mixer)that you created , look for the one that is easier to do volume automation and edits,
also are you going to use midi? if so , look for one that has good midi capabilities

i like samplitude pro, Pro-tools, studio one, cubase\nuendo, reaper, because i can do things faster.. (suits my workflow)


you want one just has a summing mixer?

 

Me2audio Thank you verry much,yes i want to sum it all up in a different mixer,i cread the drums,leads,pads,bassline,effects,etc in Ableton Live 8.2.2 an FL Studio 10 , save eatch element mentioned as *.wav an mixe all together in a multirack software ! *yes*

 

Learn More about Summing here -

Code:

http://therecordingrevolution.com/2012/05/04/analog-summing-and-why-you-shouldnt-care/

FL Studio and Ableton are "multirack software" you can export your wav and create a new project in FL and Live,,

as i told you before, i like samplitude pro, Pro-tools, studio one, cubase\nuendo, reaper,

the daw "multirack software " will not make miracles to improve your sound,
i adpted a quote from the article
Proper use of gain staging, eq, and compression will get you a lot further in your mixing career than an DAW.

if you want a software that simulates working with a analogue mixing desk you can try Harrison MixBus

Code:

http://www.harrisonconsoles.com/mixbus/website/

it has nice tape saturation included, but it´s not easy to learn, try it and check the videos on youtube.
alot of people export the tracks from their daws and do the final mix in MixBus.

 

hi DJ RADU,

did you managed to solve the problem?
ați reușit să rezolve problema?

 

Hello Me2audio

Da am reusit,va multumesc din suflet !

Yes i did,thanks for your help and for talking n Romanian ...

 

Me2audio is certainly part of the dream team here at AudioSex. I'd be hard pressed to find another member that goes to such lengths to help someone. Everyday I see his name pop up in thread after thread where he is providing the community with much needed support and good vibes to boot. This was even brought up by another member during a private conversation just last night. Me2audio we're really honored to have you with us my friend.

 

You are so right,its a helping hand when you need one and a good friend !

 

Thanks Catalyst i really appreciate your nice words my friend , and you made for sure a quite nice change in Audiosex ,making it even more a nice place to visit and to be around
i always try my best to help but some times is not enough, i still have to learn alot *yes*.
i´m glad to be around Audiosex and i hope users will have a continuing good optimistic vibe

 

nice, i´m glad it worked for you keep on moving
google translate helped me , i now that you struggle a bit with english, but you have to get used to because almost every music software\resources are in that language
if you dont understand fully the answers let me know.
all the best

 

Thank you verry much,be sure i will ask help from you when need it !