Hi Steve,
Thanks so much for responding.
I'm pretty leary of opening that project.
I would like however,to use the 2 other tracks recorded so that I can
start over with drums.
I'm not sure how to get at those without opening that project.
Is there a way to do that?
When you say look at the project folder to backup the takes, do you
mean inside or outside Samplitude?
I guess in the future I will need to use undo to keep the take count down.
Thanks,
Floyd...
On 3/6/21, Steve Spamer <stevespamer68@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Floyd.--
If you can open that project again, I'd probably just make the take you want
active by selecting it in the take manager, cut or copy that object to
another temp track, delete all the objects and then put that object back and
re-save with another name.
Otherwise, if you can't open the project for some reason, look in the
project folder and back up the takes you have. You will then always have the
ability to import the take you want into a new track.
Best Steve.
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Sent: 06 March 2021 02:50
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Subject: [vipaudioaccess] take manager
Hi guys,
Is there a way to keep only the last take in a given track?
I ask because I had a really strange event today.
I was working on drum tracks. According to Samplitude I was up to 129
takes. I had 12 tracks in record for drums. I assume this means that
Samplitude is keeping over 1200 takes, 129 for each of the 12 tracks.
I only need the latest mostly.
Samplitude began acting very strange. In fact, at one point I went to go
look at system options and pressing y just sat there for like 5 minutes. The
same was true when I tried to go to any options like vst etc.
I got out of the project and Samplitude and even rebooted, brught it back up
and went into a different project and the same thing happened.
I can't help but think that the project with all the takes caused some
issues.
I finally did a restore which put things back to normal but I'm not going
near that project.
When I looked at the take manager, there is a column that says 'replace all
takes' or something like that. That is checked but I don't know really what
it means.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Floyd...
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