[studiorecorder] Re: Steps to recreate recording problems
- From: Rob Meredith <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: "studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2013 19:46:29 +0000
Neal, clear as can be. You have the entire file selected, and when any part of
a file is selected, record replaces the selection. So, you are effectively
replacing the whole file with the last recorded segment. Just remember to hit C
and everything will be fine!
Rob
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[mailto:studiorecorder-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Neal Ewers
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 3:21 PM
To: Sr
Subject: [studiorecorder] Steps to recreate recording problems
OK, perhaps this is a strange thing to do, but this is what I did and what
happened.
I recorded a file. I went back and deleted a part of the file, and then went to
the end and pressed F6 after checking the status to see that I was at the end.
I did this numerous times and it worked.
The problem occurred when ai did the following.
Since this was recorded as a stereo file but I was only recording in the left
channel. I selected the total file, pressed control L to select the left
channel, and pressed control D to copy it to a new file. I played a part of
this file.
I then went back to the original file, went to the end, checked the status line
and started recording. It put this last recording at the beginning of the
original file.
I think I just figured out the problem. I tried the same steps again, this
time. When I went back to the original file after doing the above mentioned
steps, I pressed C to make sure nothing was selected. It worked like a charm.
So I believe the creation of that second file was not the problem. I believe,
instead, that when you try to record a file which has everything selected, it
will put the next recording of that file you make at the beginning and not at
the end.
Of course, I could always record in mono and not have to do what I did to
select the left channel and creat another mono file with it, but if I did that,
I would hear both tracks of my mixer, one of which is silent and thus I would
add the floor noise of that channel to the mono recording.
Rob, is this any clearer than mud?
Neal
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