Re: Har-Bal loops opening long reference wav file -- Har-Bal Tech Tips and Suggestions

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Subject: Re: Har-Bal loops opening long reference wav file

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kylen

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Date Posted: 10:17:49 09/01/03 Mon
In reply to: Har-Bal 's message, "Re: Har-Bal loops opening long reference wav file" on 06:06:46 09/01/03 Mon

Hi Har-Bal,
This was just another occurance of the bug I already reported in another thread involving some loop meatadata (?) in the wave. I incorrectly jumped to the conclusion that the problem was the size of the wave. Sorry !

>Just as a point of interest, I wouldn't recommend
>using such a long track as a reference because it is
>more than likely to have significant thematic changes
>that exhibit different spectrum energy content. It
>would be better to edit it down to it's thematic
>components and treat each as a single reference.
>

Yes this makes sense, I understand. Actually all I wanted was the kick and bass guitar as a reference - I can trim that easily enough using Cool Edit.

>This is something not handled by Har-Bal but we intend
>to have functionality to cater better for long files
>in the near future (ie. track splitting with the
>ability to apply different filters to each section).
>This doesn't excuse the problem.

Hmm... Interesting, this sounds useful for either a song with many changes or making one long wave that is an entire project...

Thank you,
kylen

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