This has probably been asked before, but I couldn't find it in the archives.
I finally have some time to mess with T-2. I imported a stereo track into T-2. It showed up on track #1. It still plays in stereo as if it were 2 tracks. I tried tweaking with some filters, and now I want to burn. I rendered. but how do I get it into Peak for burning? After I rendered, it showed up on my desk top with a Mackie icon, not a wave icon. Peak will not recognise it. Any thoughts or ideas ?
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- KVRist
- 145 posts since 3 Jun, 2005 from Ontario California
Chance Pataki
The Musicians Workshop
musicians.workshop@gte.net
http://www.the-musicians-workshop.com
The Musicians Workshop
musicians.workshop@gte.net
http://www.the-musicians-workshop.com
- KVRAF
- 5268 posts since 16 May, 2002 from Brisbane , Australia
Open Peak and browse to the file would be my first suggestion.
Or right click on the file and go to "open with". Either select peak from the list or go to "choose program". Then browse to the folder where the Peak .exe file is. Make sure you don't have the "Always use this program for this type of file" ticked or Peak will be the default program windows goes to to open the file.
If none of that helps, what did you render it as. I assume Peak reads wav files so it sould open by one of the above methods. Unless you rendered it to something else that Peak doesn't read in which case you'll have top re render or convert the file to an appropriate file format.
The icon doesn't matter. No matter what file type you are looking at, you can choose any icon you choose. It is up to you as to what makes it easier to recognise. I have all my audio files using the Media Centre audio file icon. I used to have the windows wav ison for .wav and the winamp lightning bolt for .mp3.
Or right click on the file and go to "open with". Either select peak from the list or go to "choose program". Then browse to the folder where the Peak .exe file is. Make sure you don't have the "Always use this program for this type of file" ticked or Peak will be the default program windows goes to to open the file.
If none of that helps, what did you render it as. I assume Peak reads wav files so it sould open by one of the above methods. Unless you rendered it to something else that Peak doesn't read in which case you'll have top re render or convert the file to an appropriate file format.
The icon doesn't matter. No matter what file type you are looking at, you can choose any icon you choose. It is up to you as to what makes it easier to recognise. I have all my audio files using the Media Centre audio file icon. I used to have the windows wav ison for .wav and the winamp lightning bolt for .mp3.
Intel Core i7 8700K, 16gb, Windows 10 Pro, Focusrite Scarlet 6i6
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 145 posts since 3 Jun, 2005 from Ontario California
Bummer, I don't have the T-2 book here. I rendered as a wave, but can't figure how to get that proj (sdit) into peak. When I click on "export", it doesn't export the wave file, it's some other file. When I try to play it it sounds like a one note buz
Chance Pataki
The Musicians Workshop
musicians.workshop@gte.net
http://www.the-musicians-workshop.com
The Musicians Workshop
musicians.workshop@gte.net
http://www.the-musicians-workshop.com
- KVRAF
- 5268 posts since 16 May, 2002 from Brisbane , Australia
I just found out Peak is a mac program so all I said above could be meaningless.
Intel Core i7 8700K, 16gb, Windows 10 Pro, Focusrite Scarlet 6i6
