Qu-Drive Sample Files?

[Pê]

Hi guys. I’m having a really bad problem.

I downloaded the audios from the same site where everyone downloaded.

http://www.cambridge-mt.com/ms-mtk-newbies.htm#Mystery

I imported all to the ableton live (my favorite daw after the PT), I exported all the audio to 48kHz 24-bit WAV, 18 files, checked the file sizes, renamed the files, put the same folder of the original files inside the pendrive, I inserted it into the console, and gave the project message invalid.

Has this ever happened to anyone? I had this problem, and I’d love to find a solution.

Can someone help me?

[Andreas]

I guess ableton produces some incompatible header (i.e. included broadcast wave information or inserted some odd padding or 24 bits packed into 32 bit words). Difficult to say….

[Fab]

A “solution” would be to re record them from your daw/multitrack player in the qu-drive.. (no processing and nominal level everywhere)

[Paulo]

Greetings to all

I recently bought a QU-24 (my first “real” mixer) and I’ve spent the past 2 weeks studying it. I think I’ve got a pretty good grasp about most important things, but now I am trying to use free multitrack files to train and I simply can’t get it to work.

I have downloaded WAV stems from the Cambridge website, formatted the drive in the QU-24, placed exactly 18 tracks (named TRK01 to TRK18) in the MTK folder of the drive, and all I get is the first file to appear on the “STEREO” tab of the mixer. Nothing under the Multitrack tab…

What am I doing wrong? I would be extremely grateful if someone could give me a step-by-step guide on how to assign each track from the multitrack to each channel of the mixer. (I checked the manual of the mixer, but no help there).

Thanks!

[Giga]

Also: make a random multitrack recording via the desk and see how it configures the maps/folders and then simply copy that workflow if that makes sense.

Giga

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