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(4.3) Importing Audio
In addition to creating loops using input sources, you can also import a .WAV or .MP3 audio file (such as
a recorded drum beat) directly into an empty looper track.
To import an audio file:
1. While in Wave or Track views, tap the Import Audio
icon on any empty track.
2. Select a source by tapping one of the icons in the left
column of the browser:
• Factory: This is a collection of over 300 exclusive
drum and percussion loops.
• Internal: This is the internal storage of Sheeran
Looper X.
• USB/SD: These sources will appear if you have
external storage connected to the respective ports
on the rear panel of Sheeran Looper X.
3. Use the touchscreen to navigate through folders, as
necessary. You can search for an audio file in a folder
by tapping in the search field in the top center of the
touchscreen, next to the magnifying glass. Tap the X
icon to clear your search.
4. Select a file, and then tap the Play button if you would
like to preview the audio file, or tap the Import button
to load the audio file into the looper track.
5. After tapping the Import button, a dialog will appear
with up to 3 options:
• LOOP BPM: This will change your loop’s tempo to
match the automatically detected tempo of the
imported audio file.
• IMPORT FILE BPM: This will change the imported
audio file to match the current tempo of your loop.
• NO BPM CHANGE: This will import the audio file
without changing the tempo of the audio file, or the
tempo of your loop.
6. You may also need to indicate the number of bars of
your imported file. You can tap the Play icon to preview
the file for reference, if needed.
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