Subject:Can the history of rendered files be saved?
Posted by: zerobae
Date:6/7/2005 3:30:07 AM
I'm currently finishing a project I first began to work on last fall, 2004. Because work was interrupted for several months, it now eats up a lot of my time to reconstruct which sound files originally consisted of which samples (I have to do that because some samples are not yet cleared). Here's an example: Let's say I make up a drum loop from a kick drum sample, a snare sample and a hihat sample in Acid. I arrange these samples and then render the arrangement to a new wav file (the drumloop) that I'll use in all following versions of my project. Now wouldn't it be cool if I could open the Track Properties of the drumloop and see which sound files (samples) the drumloop was originally rendered from? Is there a way to save such information in Acid? Thanks for your suggestions in advance and sorry for my English, Zerobae |
Subject:RE: Can the history of rendered files be saved?
Reply by: Iacobus
Date:6/7/2005 8:53:18 AM
Here's an example: Let's say I make up a drum loop from a kick drum sample, a snare sample and a hihat sample in Acid. I arrange these samples and then render the arrangement to a new wav file (the drumloop) that I'll use in all following versions of my project. Now wouldn't it be cool if I could open the Track Properties of the drumloop and see which sound files (samples) the drumloop was originally rendered from? ACID doesn't have such a feature, but that would be actually kind of cool; somewhat like the "Edit Source Project" feature that the apps have now. You'd only want the info, correct? Be sure, as always, to give SPD your thoughts on product suggestions. Iacobus ------- RodelWorks - Original Music for the Unafraid Buy Instant ACID by JohnnyRoy and mD! mD at ACIDplanet |
Subject:RE: Can the history of rendered files be saved?
Reply by: Zacchino
Date:6/7/2005 8:44:42 PM
Bump (is this kind of message allowed in the forum ?) |