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Yeah, I was referring to Part C with my last question. I definitely did overthink the meal creation studio lol. I was able to implement the program to print the fixed meals based on the number of meals the user entered. Thank you for your help!

My loops are not loading/displaying correctly in my browse window. I've searched all the knowledge bases and tried everything else I can think of but can't find a solution. FYI, I am running Studio One 5 Professional on a Windows 10 PC with 16 GB of RAM and an i7 chip, with a PreSonus Studio 1824c interface. I originally had the Artist version but upgraded to Professional to take advantage of the year-end sale.

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Here are some screen shots that show the problem. This first screen shot (below) was taken from a Youtube Studio One tutorial and presumably shows how the browse window is supposed to look when searching for loops. Please note that Blues category in the screenshot shows a number of subfolders including those for Bass, Drums, Guitar and Organ. Note also that the contents of the drum subfolder are .audioloop files, which I assume is as it should be.

Now comes the really weird part: In the last screenshot (below) from my browse window, the contents of the "other" file are .wav drum files, not .audioloop files as are shown in the first Youtube screenshot. I assume these .wav files are fragments of what's supposed to be within the .audioloop files but I can't be sure. But the list of .wav files is VERY lengthy list and obviously not usable as a way of inserting loops into the track screen as would be an .audioloop file.

So my question is how do I get all my loop folders to display correctly in the browse window? Where are my missing style files that everyone else seems to have in their versions of Studio One? Where are the instrument subfolders that should listed within my Blues folder? And why am I seeing .wav files instead of .audioloop files? If anyone has answers or suggestions, I would be very appreciative because at the moment, the drum loops aren't worth a **** in their fragmented form.

After upgrading to v11, my biggest concern is that MAGIX downloaded over 3GB of loops - but could only find 650MB of ytil files. The rest haven't been found. The Notifier program failed to ask WHERE the files should be stored (sign of amateur developers), assuming they knew better. So, where did you hide all the loops? And why isn't ACID Music Studio 11 self-aware of the loop location(s)?

06-18-20 Update - SOLVED: Found the files! Scoured the resources on Magix support site, looking for anything that would show me where Music Studio was using loops. Buried in an tutorial was an image reference to 'soundpools'. Using Everything Search on my PC, was able to locate soundpools reference.

I purchased and downloaded Acid Music Studio 11 then followed instructions on how to download music loops. I cannot find these files and have tried downloading multiple times, has anyone else had this issue and been able to download and use the loops?

after the installation of the loops you can go to the explorer window in ACID, do a right klick on "Favourites" and click on "Add Loop Collections". The installation folder of the loops is C:\Users\Public\Documents\MAGIX\Common.

Am i being punked i downloaded everything as i was told for acid music studio 11 and went to expler c) drive looked at all the pics and videos from forms still no loops this is a nightmare of a program

I don't plan to sell the song or anything, I just made it for something to do and uploaded it to YouTube. I got curious if someone could legally make songs entirely out of loops and if people do use loops in "real" songs.

Using loops with Components allows us to specify what point in the layer hierarchy we want our loop to repeat. For example if we were creating a list of contacts from a loop of names, and we passed the names loop to the Text Layer, it would create multiple Text Layers for each name. However, if we were to group our contact list cell into a component while maintaining the connecting between the loop of names and the text layer inside the component, it would create multiple instances of the list cell while still passing the name to the text layer inside as shown in the example below.

An important caveat about Looped Components is that components cannot output a loop of loops. Outputs from looped components are appended to one another into a flat loop. An example of this is adding a tap Output to the Looped Component shown earlier this would output a flattened loop of 25 pulse outputs since 5 x 5 is 25.

i have exactly the same problem. Code Composer cannot handle C99 - ish for loops. This happened after I have created a new workspace and added existing C and header files in it (this was neccesary because CC had problems opening the Workspace before). Then this problem occure, before that everything was working fine.

Hello everyone, the question of how to setup loops with intro cue for swells into the beginning of the loop section, and exit cue for reverb tails to ring out in full, seems to come up often, so I wanted to make a video to help people with the setup. Also some of my colleagues think that this feature is available only in Wwise, so I wanted to make a video about it.

Read the loops section of the help area and our terms and conditions for more information on how you can use the loops. Any questions about these files contact the user who uploaded them. Please contact us to report any files that you feel may be in breach of copyright or our upload guidelines.

Loop recording in FL Studio is one thing I would like to master because it means I can potentially create Eno-style tape loops. In the following months, I will be adding to this post with whatever I can find that can enable me to get some good loops going.

I have put my method for getting perfectly seamless loops from Edison and FL Studio in here also. I divide this post into my research first and then my practice section after where I have tried various things.

I am new to the forum I have BB and planning to buy Aeros. I use BB in church and want to use pre recorded loops via aeros. Only problem is we cannot make set list in Aeros like we do in BB so I am thinking of recording the loops and transfer them on to MacBook and erase the SD card and load back only loops which I needed for Sunday service. Is it possible to do so and will my loops will be in exact order as my set list on BB.

Get lost in the ever-changing landscape of somewhat-unpredictable, sometimes-irregular and always-interesting anti-loops. The Anti-Loops package consists of 100+ clips with sequenced notes and audio that utilize comping and Operators in creative ways. Operators for notes and audio events allow for boundless musical diversity and change, and the specially prepared comping clips hold hidden variations for you to discover.

So much more than flat WAVs, the Anti-Loops clips are ready to be edited and reworked as much or as little as you like. Use the Anti-Loops clips to learn, as inspiration, or as starting points for your own musical journeys. After all, the BPMs in the clip names are just suggestions, and maybe the best loops don't.

Is there any package which has fast for loops. there are times when you need for loops and I want to know if there is any package which has for loops that are faster than the base so that I can use it at times.

If you simply want faster iteration, then you might consider learning more about purrr, which is the tidyverse implementation of functional programming techniques (esp. useful here would be the R4DS iteration chapter). This package has mapped functions to lots of common for loops, and so in lots of use cases can make your code more readable and less error-prone.

I'm not sure that purrr actually speeds up iteration in general, though it discourages some common slowdowns (such as growing a vector one item at a time). In general, you shouldn't avoid for loops because of speed. From the R4DS chapter that @ewen linked to:

The OP was looking for faster for loops, and I specified a resource that looked to address the 'speed' aspect of the query. However, I wondered if the for loop notation was necessarily crucial, and so referred to an alternative iteration implementation - I realise that my wording looked like I was suggesting purrr as a match in the performance stakes. Clarity and less opportunity for errors def the wins

If you need to speed up your for loops, your only real choices (in terms of packages) are dropping down to C++ with Rcpp or enabling parallel computation with foreach and doParallel. However, if the problem you are solving requires the use of for loops, it's likely you don't have a problem that could easily be parallelized.

Frankly, most issues with speed in R are due to poor programming techniques and not an issue with loops themselves. Familiarize yourself with best practices in R, and if you are indeed following them all and your code is too slow, then drop down to C++.

I understand your concern but sometime is just necessary to use loops.I don't deny there are limitations i just wanted to know if the is any package that does the trick. Now i know there isn't simple.

Dealing with xlsb/xlsx files could involve an unavoidable overhead, particularly if they are large. If possible you could test using other file formats or a database to organise the data. Concerns about loops may then not be important.

this is one of the process in my company that I have recently automated using RInno an R package to build desktop application. some of my colleagues use it everyday. They asked me if I could faster the speed. I changed the package from openxlsx to RODBC to directly connect to xlsb files. and I used data.table instead. this was maximum I could optimize. I thought for loops are something that are consuming more time. that is the only thing left to optimize.

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