[nama] Re: Noobie questions please help
- From: "Jeanette C." <julien@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Kirk Reiser <kirk@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 12 Aug 2017 19:58:16 +0200 (CEST)
Aug 11 2017, Kirk Reiser has written:
...
To that end I'd like to start by taking some mono recorded jam
sessions and pull the individual pieces out of them to turn into
individual songs I can work in more managable bits.
...
Hi Kirk,
great to see someone else finally coming back to Nama.
What you're looking for - most likely - is the region feature. What I
mostly do is, first setting up marks at the points where I want to cut,
Nama> start
[listen to position, maybe use sp time_in_seconds to make absolutely
sure]
Nama> stop
Nama> sp position_you_want
Nama> mark Mark_name
If absolutely precise times aren't important, you can just liten and
already type in the mark command and hit enter at the time you want. You
can modify/move marks afterwards.
Having all your marks, you can create regions:
Nama [Jam_session_track]> new-region mark1 mark2 region_name
You must change back to the jam_session_track afterwards, since Nama
will change to the created region. Repeat until you have all songs in
separate regions. A region behaves like a normal track. So you can edit
it, change its volume, put effects on...
If you want all the songs to play one after the other, you can create a
sequence or just shift each region to the position you want it at.
Inside Nama see:
help region
help mark
help shift
help seqeunce
HTH. Feel free to get back with any further questions.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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