easiest way to split and save tracks -ACID Product Family

Subject:easiest way to split and save tracks Posted by: wynton Date:11/24/2006 5:37:47 AM After reading the manual, it appeas to me there are several ways for me to split up an event and save it as separate tracks (which I need to do for transferring my vinyl). Which of these methods is easiest and fastest? 1. After splitting the event, I highlight an individual event and use the "save as loop region only" into a new format? 2 After splitting, I copy a highlighted event and use the chopper to "chop into new track"? 3. After splitting, I just manually cut everything that I don't want and then render the remaining into a new file, repeating that process for each section? What I really want to do may not be possible (but is possible with Audacity): i.e., I want to export one entire split-up event into separate files, with one click of a button. Is there a way to do this that I have not discovered? If not, which method is best? If it makes a difference, my end goal is to save one version of everything in WAV format and then one version of everything as MP3 (for transfer to itunes). edit: I forgot to mention that I'm using Music Studio 6.0 Message last edited on11/24/2006 7:21:36 AM bywynton.
Subject:RE: easiest way to split and save tracks Reply by: VMP Date:11/24/2006 7:00:28 PM I dont know much about music studio...I use Acid pro. But option '1' sounds good. For rendering different parts of an event with one click I mostly use Vegas video. With vegas video you can use regions like markers, put start and end points on the track then batch render it with batch rendering script. V

After reading the manual, it appeas to me there are several ways for me to split up an event and save it as separate tracks (which I need to do for transferring my vinyl). Which of these methods is easiest and fastest?

1. After splitting the event, I highlight an individual event and use the "save as loop region only" into a new format?
2 After splitting, I copy a highlighted event and use the chopper to "chop into new track"?
3. After splitting, I just manually cut everything that I don't want and then render the remaining into a new file, repeating that process for each section?

What I really want to do may not be possible (but is possible with Audacity): i.e., I want to export one entire split-up event into separate files, with one click of a button. Is there a way to do this that I have not discovered? If not, which method is best?

If it makes a difference, my end goal is to save one version of everything in WAV format and then one version of everything as MP3 (for transfer to itunes).

edit: I forgot to mention that I'm using Music Studio 6.0