Hey Guys, Michelle again...I'm trying to create a "vocal show reel" with both voice over work and music. So I created a project and imported a number of different mp3 audio files into it. However two of them, must have been created using a different setting (one of the tracks I did myself, the other was produced by someone else a couple of years back). Anyway when I import these tracks, they transpose my voice into a higher key (and play the track faster than it should be). Is there any way I can change those track so they are playing at the same speed as the others in the same project (because I need to mix them together to export all as the one file). Here's what I put together - but listen to the last two tracks at the end of the show reel...you'll see what I mean!! (the diff tracks start at 2.01secs and 2.18secs respectively) http://soundcloud.com/michellebourke/michelle-bourke-vocal-showreel Mich :-)

Hey Mich, Hmmm... From a very quick listen it could be that the project's sample rate is different to some of the audio files sample rates... But this is normally detected and fixed in Logic 9 if memory serves me well. Open the Bin and check the sample rates of all the audio files are the same... And the same as your project sample rate (Project Settings > Audio) Alternatively, do you have uncompressed (aiff/wave) files you import into logic instead? Logic doesn't like mp3 / compressed formats much and will convert them to aiff files when importing anyway... Hope that helps :) Rounik

omg you were totally right So I imported "bubbly" as the aiff and it worked perfectly. The other one I didnt have an aiff for so I opened up a separate project, then bounced it out at 48k rather than 44k to aiff and then imported it into my other project. Worked a dream! Thanks :D

No probs Michelle! I forgot to mention that you can convert a file's sample rate within any project. - Open the Bin. - Select the file - Choose Audio File > Convert... (or something similar - I'm not near Logic right now) - In the Convert dialogue window choose the sample rate of choice. :) Rounik