[geezer]

----I recall an earlier thread here on the forum (which you should be able to find pretty easily since the total number of posts is not too large) wherein Charles Lawson stated that the native .sf format in MicroEditor was identical to the 32bit format that lives in CoolEdit....He stated, as I recall, that a fairly simple header edit allowed communication between the two....He may respond directly to an e-mail.

There are a number of inexpensive programs on the market that deal pretty well with multitrack files...The tools in Nuendo (a little more expensive) are similar to MicroEditor. The multitrack version of Cool Edit (Pro) will, I'm sure, import things well, but I have never used it for editing, only file conversions (mostly .aif and mp3), which even the cheap version (CE 2000) does extremely well, and can be set up easily for batch conversions.

Are you sure that Medit doen't recognize 24bit .wav? This is surprising to me. Where did the original files come from (what program or hard disk recorder)?...That may have more to do with your problem, and could lead to an easy solution....I am familiar with the MX2424 and am slowly becoming more familiar with Nuendo, so might be able to figure some stuff out.