File Formats
Audio Files
Accepted Formats
- AudioSculpt accepts sound files from 8 Up to 32-bit/192 kHz.
- Encoding : AIFF, AIFC, Wav, SDII, 32 bit floating AIFC and WAV
- Channels : mono, stereo, multichannel.
Split Files
Some applications, such as ProTools, can produce .R and .L split stereo files. These files can now be manipulated in AudioSculpt.
Advanced Use : Communication with Other Applications
Processed Files
Processed sound files are saved with the same format as the original.
Files Conversion
Analysis, Treatments, Transcription and Annotation Files
Analysis and Treatments
- All types of analysis : .sdif
- Treatments : .trt, .sdif, or .txt.
Transcription and annotation
Midi transcription and annotation files : .mid
Settings and Temporary Files
- User settings and presets : .txt files
- Temporary files : .txt files. These files are not persistent files.
Settings and temporary files don't generally need to be accessed, except for very specific purposes and expert users.
Plan :
- Introduction
- About this Document
- Introduction
- Installation
- System Configuration and Installation
- File Formats
- Going Through an AS Session
- The AudioSculpt Environment
- Signal Representation
- Signal Analysis
- Modeling Sounds with Sinusoids
- Signal Manipulation
- Managing Treatments
- Processing Sequencer
- Advanced Use
- Errors and Problems
- Basic Analysis/Synthesis Notions
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