I've recently downloaded Logic Pro X and I can't find the Sample Editor, I think it's now called the File Editor. I saw a you tube Tutorial of an earlier version of Logic X where you double click an audio file and a window opens up at the bottom of the screen, There I saw Track/File/Tempo. When I click my audio file and the window opens up all I see it File/Tempo. Can anyone tell me where to find the Sample/File Editor?
Logic Pro (X) Sample/File Editor
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Brilliant! That's done the trick, I would have never found that in a month of Sundays. Thank you so much.
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Ah, but hold on, I can't normalize or reverse read only files?
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fuzzfilth
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See ? Prepare to fight the next boss...
Are these read only files, um, read only files ? Not kidding, I had people fail at trying to edit files on a CD...
Is Flex active on Regions of these files ? This may lock the files from destructive editing.
Are these AIFF files ? These may be stubborn. Convert them to WAV in the Project Audio Window and retry.
Finally, you are aware that Normalize and Reverse can both be done non-destructively in the Main window, right ?
Are these read only files, um, read only files ? Not kidding, I had people fail at trying to edit files on a CD...
Is Flex active on Regions of these files ? This may lock the files from destructive editing.
Are these AIFF files ? These may be stubborn. Convert them to WAV in the Project Audio Window and retry.
Finally, you are aware that Normalize and Reverse can both be done non-destructively in the Main window, right ?
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The next boss is kicking my ass.
These are files out of Loopcloud, which I had no problem with on Logic 9. I've just upgraded to logic X but at the moment it doesn't seem like a smart move. And , no, I didn't know you could normalize & reverse in the main window.
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More than happy to do so, it's just frustrating, it's like trying to learn to ride a bicycle all over again.
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