Hi Michael. Check your sample rate. If they're playing fast then you need to change the sample rate in the Audio menu to match whatever the waves are at. Chances are the wavs are in 48 and your project is in 44.1. Or vice versa, my brain's fried. There's also the option when you import them to convert the waves to the sample rate your project is in. --- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Sirotta" <msirt@e...> wrote: > I'm having a problem working with imported .wav files (in L7). These files play normally in > other audio apps such as Quicktime, but when imported to a Logic audio track, the tempo > of the audio playback doubles (or faster, perhaps), so that recorded audio sounds like a > tape playing in fast forward or rewind speeds. Adjusting the tempo of the sequencer has > no effect on this. > > I can't seem to find a way to fix this in Logic. There is the workaround of converting .wavs > outside of Logic and importing as aiffs or mp3's. That seems to work, but it's more > arduous. Can anyone shed any light on why this may be, and is there any way in Logic to > adjust the 'tempo' of audio sample playback? > > Michael
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Re: Imported .wav files don't play back in original tempo, but faster
2005-08-04 by bloodychoir
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