[ddots-l] Re: Can I name a wave file that's part of a project but isn't exported?

Phil,
    I don't think you quite understand why I wanted to name things.  
    You may recall that I was messing with a bird call a few weeks ago.  I
had to go find that and I couldn't remember which of several projects with
similar names had the edited bird call files in it.  I did find the material
but I know I was just lucky.  If I hadn't been able to hit upon just the
right project where the material conveniently happened to show itself, I
would have been a few steps behind.  
    While I appreciate the advice you gave me, it doesn't strictly apply.
thanks for letting me know the stuff you did let me know.  That will come in
handy in a minute.
K.
 

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Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 3:43 PM
To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Can I name a wave file that's part of a project but
isn't exported?


If you rename a wave file then, Sonar will not like that at all.  The
simpler way to do this would be to do all of the editing that you need to do
on the various tracks in the project.  Then, select all of the tracks that
you have performed audio editing on.  Now, use the "apply" trimming command.
You will find that in the edit menu.  alt and the letter E, followed by the
letter Y will do it.  This command, starts to separate out all of the audio
that you would like to keep in the project, from the audio that you wish to
delete.  Now use the "bounce to clips" command in the edit menu.  This will
separate out all the audio that you wish to keep in the project on tracks
that you have edited, and put it into a single wave file for each track.
You could then run the "clean audio folder" command from the tools menu on
the project folder where you have performed all of the audio editing.  This
will remove any audio from the project that you no longer require.  You will
then have no problem locating each wave file, as you will be left with a
single wave file per track.

Regards, Phil Muir
P J Muir Productions
Music And Audio Production
URL:
www.philmuir.com/
Band website:
www.steelstringmusic.co.uk/
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