Small tip: If you use OGG while collaborating, this won't happen. OGG en-/decoding is almost sample accurate.Gregjazz wrote: also I wanted to make sure it aligned with my tracks, because when you encode something as an MP3 it'll add like a quarter or eighth of a second delay at the beginning. I may have clipped off any silence at the beginning of the MP3 when tempo-aligning it.
In addition, the sound quality ssems to be slightly better as well.
Most converters support OGG these days, all you need to do is to download a codec.
, anyway if u guys trust me i could offer my help on collecting clips and binding them , i run sonar 7,my mail is xxxxxxxx, it could hold up to2G of storage, juz let me know the details, best reguards....
) or even splice them together to make one really good take. i just feel weird doing that myself. oh, my file starts right on the downbeat of the first measure and is at 132bpm, so it should sync up perfectly. i tried not to play over the bar lines when starting and ending choruses to make it easier to edit, but i did play a pickup note on my first solo chorus by accident. also, the file is in ogg. hope that's okay. anyway, here it is: