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shaw
Is there a fast/easy way to save/update the .als file for all the clips in an open set? (As opposed to clicking on every individual clip, clicking save, & moving on to the next)
kitphillips
No.
shaw
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Originally posted by kitphillips
No.


Someone has to know a way...right?...right? :(
kitphillips
No.
LoWahn
In the File menu there is the "Collect all and Save" option which will upload all the sound files to the selected project (so you can open it on another machine, for instance). Is that what you're talking about? Or just for the clip samples themselves?
shaw
quote:
Originally posted by LoWahn
In the File menu there is the "Collect all and Save" option which will upload all the sound files to the selected project (so you can open it on another machine, for instance). Is that what you're talking about? Or just for the clip samples themselves?


What does this 'collect all and save' do, exactly?
Fledz
I think it consolidates all of the sound files as well as the project files so that when you open it up on a new computer, it won't give you 4 million pop ups stating "sample A is missing" and so on.
kitphillips
Saves the audio files in the project folder.

It doesn't do what you want to do, which is to save all your ASD analysis files all at once for a whole set.

Yes its a pain. No, theres no solution.
shaw
quote:
Originally posted by Fledz
I think it consolidates all of the sound files as well as the project files so that when you open it up on a new computer, it won't give you 4 million pop ups stating "sample A is missing" and so on.


Ah. Makes sense.

quote:
Originally posted by kitphillips
Saves the audio files in the project folder.

It doesn't do what you want to do, which is to save all your ASD analysis files all at once for a whole set.

Yes its a pain. No, theres no solution.


:(

Thanks anyway, folks. I guess we'll get this addition right about the time there's a streaming plug-in, eh?
kitphillips
About the same time we get an MP3 codec I'd say...
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