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Quickmix
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After my first Sound uploads I think it's usefull for many users when I upload my Sounds in the Apple Loops aiff format.
So you can use it as normal audio like wav with PC/Mac Computers, but when you work with Logic Pro/Studio, GarageBand and Soundtrack Pro (MAC) or Battery 3, Kontakt 2/3, Plugsound Pro and other Software (PC & MAC) you take advantage of the extra Features like BPM and Key Change.

Is it possible to load wav and aiff up?
If not I think I change then for future uploads to AIFF Apple Loops.
It's more usefull.

Any input? :)

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Submitted by Quickmix on Mon, 2007-10-15 14:29. login or register to post comments

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OK, Apple Loops are 44.1/16

OK,
Apple Loops are 44.1/16 bit.
Then I change now ...so it's much better. :)

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Mon, 2007-10-15 14:44 login or register to post comments

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I just realised that the

I just realised that the Appleloops format is aiff- I 'm an old Logic user, before Appleloops..! :-)

Go ahead and upload aifs!
However, keep in mind that our system doesnt really like 24 or 32 bit aifs and can occasionally have issues with them.

So perhaps upload 44.1/16 bit aifs if possible.


Mon, 2007-10-15 14:37 login or register to post comments

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Tasos
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You can upload either aif or

You can upload either aif or wav.

But to have both versions, you would have to upload them separately, as different uploads.

I would recommend uploading only the wav version (appleloop or not) which is the most compatible for most computers.

Most people that can use aifs, dont mind wavs.
So it should be fine.


Mon, 2007-10-15 14:34 login or register to post comments