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For detailed information on loading audio files (loops) into Synchronic see Importing a Sound into Synchronic.
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When Synchronic is inserted on a track, it is the sole sound source for that track. If Synchronic is inserted on an audio track containing audio clips, those clips will effectively be muted.2 If necessary, switch the Sound module to Edit mode. Click the Edit/Performance Mode toggle to switch between Performance and Edit modes (see Performance and Edit Modes).3 To import an audio file (mono, dual mono, or stereo) into the Waveform display, do one of the following:
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Drag an audio file from the Workspace to the Waveform display.
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Use the Import button file to import an audio file into the current preset, and click the Import button. In the Open dialog, navigate to and select one or more audio files (loops) for import. Mono files are imported as mono presets, and dual mono (.L and .R files) and interleaved stereo files are imported as stereo presets.
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Shift-click to choose multiple contiguous files. Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac) to choose multiple non-contiguous files.
The selected file is loaded into Synchronic and is immediately stored with the current preset. The waveform for the loaded file appears in the Waveform display. When selecting more than one loop, they are loaded into consecutive available presets.