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How do I add media to sequence editor


fedatty

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I just got started and do not know how to add a song to a sequence. I have several sequences that I downloaded and want to see how they fit into the TSO music (for example). Any advice out there. This is my first post on any forum anywhere so I hope it is comprehensible. TY

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In the sequence editor, go to Edit, and then select Media File. A box will open; just go to the folder/file on your pc that contains the file you want and select it. When you save your sequence, the location of the media file will be saved with the sequence.

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fedatty wrote:

Thank you for the info. Now I have another question, how do I get the music file from the CD to the sequence file.

Most computers are set up so that as soon as you put in a CD it will ask you if and where you want to copy it to...

Actually you want it to go to the My Documents>Lightorama>Audio folder...

But you may also want to put a copy into the My Documents>My Music folder so you have a back-up.
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Thanks for the advice. I already knew that but had a brain lapse. Does the music have to be in MP3 format, and if it does how do I convert it to MP3.

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fedatty wrote:

Thanks for the advice. I already knew that but had a brain lapse. Does the music have to be in MP3 format, and if it does how do I convert it to MP3.

No..LOR accepts a long list of audio file types (will try and find it).

A lot to of use Audacity (free download) to convert our music.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/

And with Audacity, you also need LAME:

http://lame1.buanzo.com.ar/

If you use iTunes, you can use it to convert there music to MP3 also.

LOR Audacity Tutorial:

http://www.lightorama.com/PDF/Audacity_Lame_128Kbps.pdf
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The following audio file types are supported by LOR:

aif, aifc, aiff, mid, midi, mi, mp2, mp3, mpa, au, snd, wav, wma.

Video files supported are:

avi, mpe, mpeg, mpg, miv, asf, wm, wmv

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