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Hi I got a Zoom R16 and was recording a few songs of my band at the weekend it became a bit glitchy on some of the songs it might have been the SD card any way for the next session I am going to take my AW1600 but I need the songs I have recorded with the zoom onto the AW as I need to add vocals and also do other songs.
I have had the AW for some time but never used it but pleased I kept it after the problem (might be the card I have an other one to try) with the zoom so far I have updated the the OS on the AW also exported the demo song to the transport folder then managed to import the tracks into Cubase without a hitch so hopefully I will have no problems recording and transfering to my PC but I just can not get the songs I made with my Zoom to import I am copying one song at a time to the transfer folder but when I try and load it from the song menu on the AW the song is not there and I have 7 of them to get acrosss. The AW is set up for 16bit as is the Zoom I have looked at the manuel but am none the wiser I have tried to import i track at a time by importing as a wave I can listen to it but just can not import.

So if someone give me a numpties guide on how to import a song I would be very happy.

Bob

Yes you put it into the transport folder of the AW. But it is not in the song list yet. You have to create a new song (project) on the AW. Then, as you have that new song as the current song, you go to EDIT and scroll to import. A list should appear of wavs in the transport folder. Choose our target and execute the import. You will have to specify AW track numbers , etc.

Bit depthis important. 24 bit files will not show in the transport folder, if your current song is 16 bit. Vice versa is true also.

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Byron

Hi

Thanks Byron the AW1600 does not have an import option in the edit menu but I have managed to get the songs loaded by making a new song then going to track/Wav import and importing each track of the song one at a time then went and re named the song and saved it its a bit tedious but it worked

Bob

Sorry I sent you to the edit menu. What you did under the track button is what i should have told you. Same procedure, but i quoted the wrong button. track, not edit

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Byron

No problem Byron you put me on the right track (no pun intended) and got me out of a fix and even better saved me from disparaging remarks from our vocalist's