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RecordingImporting music and sound ► Importing audio files

The File > Import > Audio command supports the following digital audio file types:
The sampling rate and bit depth for a project is set based on your default settings in Edit > Preferences > Audio - Advanced. If the sampling rate from the Wave file does not match the sampling rate in your project, then it will be converted to the current project’s sampling rate and bit depth.
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Choose File > Import > Audio to display the Open dialog box.
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Click Play to listen to the audio file before importing.
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If the new file is stereo, check the Stereo Split option if you want to insert the file into two separate tracks.
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Click Open.
Files in the Import Audio dialog box may be selected and previewed in any existing bus in Music Creator.
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Click the Play button.
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During playback, the Play button becomes a Stop button. Click Stop to stop playback.
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Description. A brief description of the contents of the Broadcast wave. Limited to 256 characters.
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Originator. The author of the Broadcast wave. This information is taken from the Author field in the File Info dialog.
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Originator Reference. A unique reference identifier created by Music Creator.
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Origination Date. The date the file was created.
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Origination Time. The time the file was created.
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Time Reference. The SMPTE time stamp for the beginning of broadcast wave.
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If you want Music Creator to import Broadcast Wave files always at their timestamped location, go to Edit > Preferences > File - Audio Data and select the Always Import Broadcast Waves At Their Timestamp check box. Otherwise, set the Now Time and current track to indicate where the audio should be placed.
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Choose File > Import > Audio to display the Open dialog box.
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Click Play to listen to the audio file before importing.
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If the new file is stereo, check the Stereo Split option if you want to insert the file into two separate tracks.
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Click Open.
If the Always Import Broadcast Waves At Their Timestamp option is selected in Edit > Preferences > File - Audio Data, the imported Broadcast Wave file appears at its timestamp on the selected track. Otherwise, the file appears at the Now Time on the selected track.

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