I downloaded InterRiffer so I could use a Pink Floyd Backing track. No problem converting the file from an MP3 to the recommended wav file format. When I go to improt the song into Riffworks it asked me if I want to replace the existing Riff. I answer yes and getting an error message that says " Error loading layer named" and thats all I get. Can anyone help me straighten this out.
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John
Backing track InterRiffer Error message
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by atalwar » Fri Mar 27, 2009 7:11 pm
John, i had replied to your email message to try a few things, other than that, what version of rw are you using as i have only tested it with standard.
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by jpahemi1 » Fri Mar 27, 2009 7:24 pm
Atalwar
Hi, I appreciated the email but I'm having no luck. I'm using Standard. Let me as this, can you import into a new tune that has not been saved or do I need to start to build a tune, save it and then do the import?
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John
Hi, I appreciated the email but I'm having no luck. I'm using Standard. Let me as this, can you import into a new tune that has not been saved or do I need to start to build a tune, save it and then do the import?
Thanks
John
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by atalwar » Fri Mar 27, 2009 7:43 pm
John,
i don't think saving is necessary in RW. i tried it without saving and everything was fine.
what size is the file that intelliriffer saves that you are importing in RW? It should be a few megabytes atleast considering your backing track to be approx 50-60 mb.
also make sure you using version 2.0.6 beta as that has few fixes for song layers for the new rw version and older versions just not might be compatible.
http://sites.google.com/site/intelliriffer/
i don't think saving is necessary in RW. i tried it without saving and everything was fine.
what size is the file that intelliriffer saves that you are importing in RW? It should be a few megabytes atleast considering your backing track to be approx 50-60 mb.
also make sure you using version 2.0.6 beta as that has few fixes for song layers for the new rw version and older versions just not might be compatible.
http://sites.google.com/site/intelliriffer/
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by cwight » Fri Mar 27, 2009 8:36 pm
Open Intellriff...click New riff...Import (locate file on you machine)...Preview file if needed....click update current layer....save riff....then RW and import riff..
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