Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

So, the guy who recorded the tracks in Dig. Perf. said that he changed the sample rate to same some memory.  I assume that means that he changed it from 44.1 to something else.  What does he have to do to fix things?  Re-record at 44.1?  And-- are you saying that changing that, and that alone, will probably fix my sync problem? You mentioned that it might make the congas sound different but it didn't; they were in sync at the beginning of the recording and then delayed by many beats later on in the 6min+ song.


Tim
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Chris Coccia 
  To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 1:49 PM
  Subject: Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: importing audio files


  Tim McLane wrote:
  > Does anyone ever have problems importing AIFF audio files into Logic? I just had a conga player do tracks in his studio (Digital Performer) and when I imported them into Logic, they were great at the top of the track but then they were out of sync at the middle of the track --- the track is about 6min long.
  > 
  > Suggestions? Can anyone tip me off?
  > 
  > t
  > 
  > 

  Well not that kinda trouble but.. Couple things to check, is the tempo 
  set properly in Logic? Did he record em free or did he stick to a click 
  track?? Also maybe a dumb one but double check the sample rates too..
  If its mismatched this could do it as well.. And congas are one of those 
  instruments I know that might escape me as being at the wrong pitch when 
  its played at a different rate.

  -- 
  Chris

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