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Subject:recording in ACID Posted by: ronf Date:4/8/1999 11:03:40 AM General Question... When recording a direct track into ACID, how do any of you go about coosing NOT to accept/keep the take that you just recorded. I find that after you make the recording and press STOP, it saves it for you no matter what. And to go on to try another take is not user friendly, because you need to then rename the destination wave so that it overwrite's the original recording. Sure would be easier if ACID gave you the chance to choose wheter or not you wanted to keep the reocording, or try again. Any Comments? Ron F.
Subject:Re: recording in ACID Reply by: Date:4/8/1999 11:40:28 AM If you close the dialog box instead of pressing stop, the track will not be saved. I actually wish there was an "are you sure" dialog attached to that action, as I have brain-farted and lost takes as a result. -- Bruce A. Richardson Purple Iguana Productions bandmaster@sprynet.com ronf wrote in message news:dg8VHNgg#GA.249@logan... > General Question... > > When recording a direct track into ACID, how do any of you > go about coosing NOT to accept/keep the take that you just > recorded. I find that after you make the recording and > press STOP, it saves it for you no matter what. And to go > on to try another take is not user friendly, because you > need to then rename the destination wave so that it > overwrite's the original recording. Sure would be easier > if ACID gave you the chance to choose wheter or not you > wanted to keep the reocording, or try again.
Subject:Re: recording in ACID Reply by: MOJO Date:4/8/1999 3:08:45 PM If you hit cancel instead of stop, the file will not be saved. ron feinberg wrote: >>General Question... >> >>When recording a direct track into ACID, how do any of you >>go about coosing NOT to accept/keep the take that you just >>recorded. I find that after you make the recording and >>press STOP, it saves it for you no matter what. And to go >>on to try another take is not user friendly, because you >>need to then rename the destination wave so that it >>overwrite's the original recording. Sure would be easier >>if ACID gave you the chance to choose wheter or not you >>wanted to keep the reocording, or try again. >> >>Any Comments? >> >>Ron F. >>

Subject:recording in ACID

Posted by: ronf

Date:4/8/1999 11:03:40 AM

General Question...

When recording a direct track into ACID, how do any of you
go about coosing NOT to accept/keep the take that you just
recorded. I find that after you make the recording and
press STOP, it saves it for you no matter what. And to go
on to try another take is not user friendly, because you
need to then rename the destination wave so that it
overwrite's the original recording. Sure would be easier
if ACID gave you the chance to choose wheter or not you
wanted to keep the reocording, or try again.

Any Comments?

Ron F.

Subject:Re: recording in ACID

Reply by:

Date:4/8/1999 11:40:28 AM

If you close the dialog box instead of pressing stop, the track will
not be
saved.

I actually wish there was an "are you sure" dialog attached to that
action,
as I have brain-farted and lost takes as a result.

--
Bruce A. Richardson
Purple Iguana Productions
bandmaster@sprynet.com

ronf wrote in message
news:dg8VHNgg#GA.249@logan...
> General Question...
>
> When recording a direct track into ACID, how do any of you
> go about coosing NOT to accept/keep the take that you just
> recorded. I find that after you make the recording and
> press STOP, it saves it for you no matter what. And to go
> on to try another take is not user friendly, because you
> need to then rename the destination wave so that it
> overwrite's the original recording. Sure would be easier
> if ACID gave you the chance to choose wheter or not you
> wanted to keep the reocording, or try again.

Subject:Re: recording in ACID

Reply by: MOJO

Date:4/8/1999 3:08:45 PM

If you hit cancel instead of stop, the file will not be
saved.

ron feinberg wrote:
>>General Question...
>>
>>When recording a direct track into ACID, how do any of you
>>go about coosing NOT to accept/keep the take that you just
>>recorded. I find that after you make the recording and
>>press STOP, it saves it for you no matter what. And to go
>>on to try another take is not user friendly, because you
>>need to then rename the destination wave so that it
>>overwrite's the original recording. Sure would be easier
>>if ACID gave you the chance to choose wheter or not you
>>wanted to keep the reocording, or try again.
>>
>>Any Comments?
>>
>>Ron F.
>>