How to Convert X32/M32 Multitrack Recordings From SD Card to Mix in Studio One
A lesson on how to convert & import multi-channel WAV files recorded from the Midas M32's native SD card recorder to separate mono files for editing & mixing in Studio One.
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0:00 Start
0:47 Copying files from SD to computer
1:15 The X32 SD card file structure
2:26 Session files split between SD cards
3:18 Starting a new session in Studio One
4:22 Finding your files in S1 browser
4:41 Why importing multichannel files doesn't work
5:38 Splitting the first file to mono wav files
6:30 Why tracking/session notes are important
6:46 Splitting the 2nd file
7:13 Why Behringer writes their files this way
8:41 Setting Snap to Event End
9:39 Importing 2nd batch of mono files
10:05 Regarding importing files split between SD cards
10:36 Quick review
10:51 End/Outro
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