Hello,
I have lots of wav files which have "looping markers" stored in the file itself:
When I import them in Live , Live doesn't recognize these looping points !
(Import as a simple clip , or in the Sampler device, it's the same : the looping points are not recognized!)
How can Live automatically use these markers as looping points ?
Thanks a lot !
Can Live use the "looping points" stored in the wav file?
Re: Can Live use the "looping points" stored in the wav file?
Ableton cannot interpret SoundForge information. You will have to take note of the position of your markers and enter them into ableton.
Re: Can Live use the "looping points" stored in the wav file?
It's not "SoundForge information"... It's "markers" (stored in the WAV file) that are understood as "looping markers" by most audio softwares : cool edit/audition, soundforge, etc. even VST samplers recognize these markers.Yoseph wrote:Ableton cannot interpret SoundForge information. You will have to take note of the position of your markers and enter them into ableton.
I think that even my Akai MPC recognizes these WAV markers as looping markers...
Any idea of how to use these markers with Live ?
Re: Can Live use the "looping points" stored in the wav file?
Sorry about the confusion. The manual doesn't mention anything. I don't think it's supported.
Re: Can Live use the "looping points" stored in the wav file?
Sorry , I also did a mistake :
the "Sampler" device recognizes the markers loop points !!!
I'm sorry!
the "Sampler" device recognizes the markers loop points !!!
I'm sorry!
Re: Can Live use the "looping points" stored in the wav file?
Yes but can Simpler? I also use Sound Forge and can tweak the loop points very closely. But it doesn't seem that Simpler can eat them.
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