Hi all
I'm trying the import feature for the first time, and it's left me scratching my head on what's happening.
I did a live show that a friend used his Focusrite/Protools setup to record 16 tracks of instruments.
Following the 2488 instructions, I got him to give them to me as 16 individual WAV files at 44.1kHz, 24bit.
I coppied them over to my laptop, opened the connection to the 2488, and imported them into the FAT partition of the 2488. Seemed to work OK at that point.
The trouble is that the importing from the 2488 into the working partition... they're not seen as MONO WAV files, but STEREO WAV.
Sigh.
Are they really stereo WAV files or is an incompatability in the WAV format between ProTools and the 2488?
To solve this, can I use these 16 STEREO WAV files as 16 mono 2488 tracks? They're just individual instruments/microphones/D.I, they were never intended to be stereo.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Barry
I'm trying the import feature for the first time, and it's left me scratching my head on what's happening.
I did a live show that a friend used his Focusrite/Protools setup to record 16 tracks of instruments.
Following the 2488 instructions, I got him to give them to me as 16 individual WAV files at 44.1kHz, 24bit.
I coppied them over to my laptop, opened the connection to the 2488, and imported them into the FAT partition of the 2488. Seemed to work OK at that point.
The trouble is that the importing from the 2488 into the working partition... they're not seen as MONO WAV files, but STEREO WAV.
Sigh.
Are they really stereo WAV files or is an incompatability in the WAV format between ProTools and the 2488?
To solve this, can I use these 16 STEREO WAV files as 16 mono 2488 tracks? They're just individual instruments/microphones/D.I, they were never intended to be stereo.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Barry