Ableton Forum

Is it possible to transfer my mp3s and asd file to another computer without all the warping work that I have done to get them perfect, being undone.
In other words if I load my mp3s up somewhere else, do I need to start the warping process again on every mp3 or will I have lost all my hard work

That's the point of the asd file.

tempus3r wrote:That's the point of the asd file.

Go oN I am listening..........

I take it I can then mate..............A yes you can would have been better but there you go.

Not only is this in the manual but you get hits immediately off google with your answer.

But I see you need force feeding....

http://community.mixedinkey.com/Topic.aspx?ID=1993

tempus3r wrote:Not only is this in the manual but you get hits immediately off google with your answer.

But I see you need force feeding....

http://community.mixedinkey.com/Topic.aspx?ID=1993

Thanks for the long drawn out sarcastic reply.............Funny I thought that was what this community was for questions and answers.

Don’t worry mate my ex wife was like you I am used to it.

The forum is indeed for questions and answers. But this is a very busy place with very busy people. Just try a quick search of the manual before posting and you'll get a lot better responses.

I am glad that you compare me to someone you once had sex with though. Baby.

your out of order Tempus!
he only asked a question

jez3122 wrote:your out of order Tempus!
he only asked a question

Im not out of order, i actually answered the question.. not just told him to "RTFM".

Is it so much to ask that people actually use the product documentation at all?

It's a pretty general rule that when posting to any forum or mailing list you take 2 secs to hit google or the product manual first. To not do that is pretty disrespectful to the people you expect to get help from.

tempus3r wrote:

jez3122 wrote:your out of order Tempus!
he only asked a question

Im not out of order, i actually answered the question.. not just told him to "RTFM".

Is it so much to ask that people actually use the product documentation at all?

It's a pretty general rule that when posting to any forum or mailing list you take 2 secs to hit google or the product manual first. To not do that is pretty disrespectful to the people you expect to get help from.

dissrespectful

dissrespect is being rude to someone for no real reason mate,
something that you excell in

.asd files store the warping, envelope, and other information for audio files. Move your .asd files with your .mp3s, and you will be good to go. They have to be in the same directory, of course.

tempus3r wrote: But this is a very busy place with very busy people..

very busy people my ass.

not too busy to flail on newbies apparently

Johnisfaster wrote:

tempus3r wrote: But this is a very busy place with very busy people..

very busy people my ass.

dissrespectful

dissrespect is being rude to someone for no real reason mate,
something that you excell in

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/excell

When you are being a spelling nazi, make sure you spell all of your words correctly.

And I disagree with all the responses that suggested tempus was unnecessarily harsh. A little sarcastic, yes, but it's the Internet, get over it.

JaySmuv wrote:

dissrespectful

dissrespect is being rude to someone for no real reason mate,
something that you excell in

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/excell

When you are being a spelling nazi, make sure you spell all of your words correctly.

And I disagree with all the responses that suggested tempus was unnecessarily harsh. A little sarcastic, yes, but it's the Internet, get over it.

He wasn't being a spelling nazi. In fact, he misspelled disrespectful. He was questioning his use of the word disrespectful, as in pot calling Mr. Kettle black. Oh, wait, what am I doing here, I am a very busy person. Got to go.