RE: Repeater Synch Workaround.

["Tim Goodwin" <deepbass6@earthlink.net>]

As Damon mentioned, this still leaves silence at the beginning and end of
the .WAV.  This extra bit of audio has to be manually removed in a .WAV
editor program.  I'm now thinking that a simple "save as" function will let
me save Repeater .WAVs in an ACID folder without changing the original file
at all.  Then I can tweak them in ACID to match the bpm, tempo, etc.  This
'cloning' method will be an 'okay' workaround until Electrix decides to fix
this.

--
Tim



-----Original Message-----
From: jim palmer [mailto:jimp@pobox.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 8:03 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: Repeater Synch Workaround.


are you guys trimming the wav.
i don't have the manual in front of me, but
i think you hold the trim button for ~1 second.
this trims the wav files according to the loop start and end points...


> As soon as the recording is ended, the playback that we hear is an 
>altered
> WAV file - not the true WAV file length.  It doesn't seem to be possible
to
> listen to the actual non-LPA'd WAV on the Repeater, even when I tweak the
> trim and trim cut functions.  It wasn't until I started messing around
with
> the WAVs on my PC that I noticed how much different they sound than what 
>I
> could monitor on the Repeater.  There is a gap at the end of each WAV 
>that
> breaks up the continuity of the loop when played back in ACID Xpress and
> n-Track.
>
> --
> Tim