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hi esteban Amen is a little prog, really nice to create some original ONE bar breaks, not to sequence a whole tune... ;) try this: convert the file in mono using Soundforge (or any other editor), edit the loop in Amen and then import it in Acid to work on the song structure. Acid loops usually are .wav 16 bit stereo. If you have Acid I suggest to use this incredible app only, and forget about Amen. A little plug here: I just uploaded a tune created with Acid too. In particular, all the drum programming is done using Acid. No Amen involved there, but you can splice and re-edit really well in Acid (a lto better than Amen, I'd say...) Check it out on ftp.teklab.com/teklab/incoming. The file is LeoCavalloREMIX.zip (including the mp3 and a txt). ciao leo At 19.17 11/04/99 -0800, you wrote: >Hello all, >This was a thread on this list a while back; I downloaded the program, and it is extremely cool, just as the posts said. Thanks for turning me on to this. I do have a couple of questions, though... >- >>>>A nice little program to get you going with d'n'b is AMEN. It's free >and >>>>comes with an amen break!! and you can chop it up and sequence it >forever >>>>very easily within the program, adding differing degrees of randomness >>etc. > >Is it really practical for creating a whole tune's worth of drum sequencing? My experience thus far has been that if you're going to create say, a 16-bar sequence, the "offsets" become so tiny that it's almost impossible to work with them. Do a whole tune, and they would be microscopic. Can anyone tell me what I'm missing here? > >Also, I tried to use ACID loops with Amen but I couldn't, because they >were not in "16-bit mono .wav file format". Is there a way to convert ACID loops (which as far as I know are indeed .wav files, though they are stereo, and I don't know how many bits) to 16-bit mono .wav format? > >Is there a website where I can download 16-bit mono .wav files of >drumloops (I seem to recall a post about this very thing not too long ago)? > > >>>>I don't think it's being developed any further though, shame. > >Shame, indeed. Maybe if we all begged the guy... > >Thanks in advance for any and all replies, > >Esteban Delgado > > > >Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com > > >