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AIFF imports double speed?

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DangerLaef

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Mar 1, 2004
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I've just attempted to import some 44.1k AIFF samples,
& they run ridiculously fast.

What sample rate should I be using?

The transpose option seems to be unavailable for imported AIFFs.
Is there away to slow the sample down once it's imported?

thanks,
DL
 
thecow said:
What program are you using?
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???

Garageband!
This is GarageBand Discussion isn't it?

Do you mean what program am I using to create the AIFF?

I'm not creating them, just drag & droping AIFF into Garageband.
 
Sorry Guys, solved it myself.

I thought the sample was 48K.

It was actually 22.05K.

Exported from Qtime Pro as 44.1K & it imports into Garageband fine.

thanks for the responses,
DL
 
DangerLaef said:
???

Garageband!
This is GarageBand Discussion isn't it?

Do you mean what program am I using to create the AIFF?

I'm not creating them, just drag & droping AIFF into Garageband.
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Oh. It is the GarageBand discussion. I didn't see that.
 
chipmonks and transpose solutions for GB???

chipmunk sounds.
Got the same problem.
So, does that mean that I have to 1st:
open sound file w/ QT6 Pro
then export as a "Stereo?" 44.1 aiff file.
Then I won't get chipmunks in Garage Band?
Also, what about being able to transpose
stuff after it has been imported into GB.
Do I have to use Apple Loop Utility or what
in order to have ability to transpose any loop I make?
Want to import sound (any sound) have it run at it's original pitch and speed,
then be able to transpose it any which way I want.
In otherwords, just like a regular old GB Loop that came w/ the Program.
Anybody got the answer for import, pitch and transpose into GB?
Thanks in Advance......

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DangerLaef said:
I've just attempted to import some 44.1k AIFF samples,
& they run ridiculously fast.

What sample rate should I be using?

The transpose option seems to be unavailable for imported AIFFs.
Is there away to slow the sample down once it's imported?

thanks,
DL
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Running loops through the Loop Utility adds the tags that GB and Soundtrack use to dynamically alter pitch and timing, those tags don't appear in standard aiff coding, so GB can't alter them, it doesn't know whare it's starting from.

The Soundtrack Loop Utility works fine.
 
Download audacity and melody assistant, open your files.
Copy /and or export files, then process them via Soundtrack
 
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