This may take some time depending on the length of the tracks.Ĩ. Name the session and then save the file in the Multitrack directory of the USB stick in order for the Ui24R to detect the files and play them.ħ. Once you have downloaded and dragged the audio files you are wishing to add to the multitrack session you can Export them as a Ui compatible session by clicking the FILE-EXPORT icon. If you want the tracks to be created in recorded order, edit the track name before importing and add a 2 digit number in front of the track name. One thing you will notice is that the tracks are inserted alphabetically. The utility will automatically convert the files to FLAC 24bit. Drag and drop all compatible files into the session maker's empty area. On the root of the usb stick, create a folder named Multitrack.ģ.

So, in your DAW, make sure all tracks start at exactly the 0 time mark and run concurrently from that point.Ģ. First off, all files must have same start time at 0. Here Are Directions On How To Use UI Session Makerġ.

USB Stick: No more than 32GB Windows FAT32 Format At least 25mb/s Write Speed.UI Session Maker Application Available for 64bit Windows PC's (Win7/10) and MAC OSX 10.11 and up.The converter will import all tracks and convert to FLAC 24. File types to import and convert are Wave, MP3, and FLAC. Very handy for Virtual Soundcheck or Mixdown on the UI. This will allow you to take audio files recorded elsewhere (on a DAW), and play them back from a USB stick using the UI24R's Multitrack player. You Can Import Audio Files From DAW Sessions Onto A USB Stick For Playback In UI24R Multitrack Player

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