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Re: Removing clips from multiple tracks

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From: arnyk
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 18:12
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<clincoln777@hotmail.com@adobeforums.com> wrote in message
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> I have recorded about 5 songs which span 8 tracks.
> Somehow I need to extract song 3 (all tracks) to a
> separate session without losing the timing between
> tracks. Is there a copy/paste function that spans tracks
> ? how do I do this?

I'm not sure what problem you're trying to solve, but when I
want to work with a single song that is buried in a
multi-song, multitrack session, I do the following:

(1) Load the session, and immediately save it as a
newly-named .ses file. For example, if the origional session
was called am.ses, I save it as am_song5.ses. This uses just
a few hundred kilobytes of disk space.
(2) Use the Delete Marked Time function of Edit, Add/Delete
time to logically delete the songs that come before and
after the song I'm interested in.
(3) Save the session again to create a .ses file for just
that one song.

A given set of tracks can be accessed and edited under any
number of session files. For example you could have 5
session files, one for each song in the main session.
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