clean audio function

pwppch wrote on 11/21/1999, 10:40 AM

Nope, nothing like that.

Peter

Erich Grube wrote:
>>Anybody know if Vegas has a function similiar to Cakewalk's
>>clean audio where all the audio events in the projects
>>folder that aren't currently being used by the project (i.e
>>somewhere in the track view) can be deleted. In lieu of
>>this I have been trying to delete bad takes right after
>>they occur but that really destroys momentum.
>>
>>Thanks.

axel wrote on 11/21/1999, 3:58 PM

Am I wrong? There is a way to remove all of the unwanted wave-data.
After you have finished your project use with the "save as"
command "copy all media with project" to save everything (= project
file + the used wave files) in a different location + folder. Voila -
there you have your cleaned project. Now you can delete the original
folder.

Erich Grube wrote:
>>Anybody know if Vegas has a function similiar to Cakewalk's
>>clean audio where all the audio events in the projects
>>folder that aren't currently being used by the project (i.e
>>somewhere in the track view) can be deleted. In lieu of
>>this I have been trying to delete bad takes right after
>>they occur but that really destroys momentum.
>>
>>Thanks.

CDM wrote on 11/21/1999, 5:15 PM

Yeah,but you're still saving the original entire wave files - not the
justr the portions in use in the project. The function he is talking
about is a "compacting - where you would assign an amount to leave in
the handles for editibility...

I hope they do add a compact feature soon, though...

Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>Am I wrong? There is a way to remove all of the unwanted wave-data.
>>After you have finished your project use with the "save as"
>>command "copy all media with project" to save everything (= project
>>file + the used wave files) in a different location + folder.
Voila -
>>there you have your cleaned project. Now you can delete the
original
>>folder.
>>
>>Erich Grube wrote:
>>>>Anybody know if Vegas has a function similiar to Cakewalk's
>>>>clean audio where all the audio events in the projects
>>>>folder that aren't currently being used by the project (i.e
>>>>somewhere in the track view) can be deleted. In lieu of
>>>>this I have been trying to delete bad takes right after
>>>>they occur but that really destroys momentum.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks.

axel wrote on 11/22/1999, 8:23 AM

Although I'm not sure if Erich was really talking about a compacting
solution, "copying all media with project" gives you the ability to
get rid off bad takes you didn't delete right after you've recorded
them. It's better than nothing, isn't it?

Thanks...

Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>Yeah,but you're still saving the original entire wave files - not
the
>>justr the portions in use in the project. The function he is
talking
>>about is a "compacting - where you would assign an amount to leave
in
>>the handles for editibility...
>>
>>I hope they do add a compact feature soon, though...
>>
>>Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>>>Am I wrong? There is a way to remove all of the unwanted wave-
data.
>>>>After you have finished your project use with the "save as"
>>>>command "copy all media with project" to save everything (=
project
>>>>file + the used wave files) in a different location + folder.
>>Voila -
>>>>there you have your cleaned project. Now you can delete the
>>original
>>>>folder.
>>>>
>>>>Erich Grube wrote:
>>>>>>Anybody know if Vegas has a function similiar to Cakewalk's
>>>>>>clean audio where all the audio events in the projects
>>>>>>folder that aren't currently being used by the project (i.e
>>>>>>somewhere in the track view) can be deleted. In lieu of
>>>>>>this I have been trying to delete bad takes right after
>>>>>>they occur but that really destroys momentum.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks.

acegrube wrote on 11/22/1999, 9:04 AM

Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>Although I'm not sure if Erich was really talking about a
compacting
>>solution, "copying all media with project" gives you the ability to
>>get rid off bad takes you didn't delete right after you've recorded
>>them. It's better than nothing, isn't it?
>>
>>Thanks...
>>
>>Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>>>Yeah,but you're still saving the original entire wave files - not
>>the
>>>>justr the portions in use in the project. The function he is
>>talking
>>>>about is a "compacting - where you would assign an amount to
leave
>>in
>>>>the handles for editibility...
>>>>
>>>>I hope they do add a compact feature soon, though...
>>>>
>>>>Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>>>>>Am I wrong? There is a way to remove all of the unwanted wave-
>>data.
>>>>>>After you have finished your project use with the "save as"
>>>>>>command "copy all media with project" to save everything (=
>>project
>>>>>>file + the used wave files) in a different location + folder.
>>>>Voila -
>>>>>>there you have your cleaned project. Now you can delete the
>>>>original
>>>>>>folder.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Erich Grube wrote:
>>>>>>>>Anybody know if Vegas has a function similiar to Cakewalk's
>>>>>>>>clean audio where all the audio events in the projects
>>>>>>>>folder that aren't currently being used by the project (i.e
>>>>>>>>somewhere in the track view) can be deleted. In lieu of
>>>>>>>>this I have been trying to delete bad takes right after
>>>>>>>>they occur but that really destroys momentum.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thanks.

acegrube wrote on 11/22/1999, 9:06 AM

Yes it is better than nothing. Thanks for the tip.

It would be nice to have a menu item that compacted and cleaned all
audio w/o having to resave the project to a new location etc.

thanks again for the tips and info

Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>Although I'm not sure if Erich was really talking about a
compacting
>>solution, "copying all media with project" gives you the ability to
>>get rid off bad takes you didn't delete right after you've recorded
>>them. It's better than nothing, isn't it?
>>
>>Thanks...
>>
>>Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>>>Yeah,but you're still saving the original entire wave files - not
>>the
>>>>justr the portions in use in the project. The function he is
>>talking
>>>>about is a "compacting - where you would assign an amount to
leave
>>in
>>>>the handles for editibility...
>>>>
>>>>I hope they do add a compact feature soon, though...
>>>>
>>>>Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>>>>>Am I wrong? There is a way to remove all of the unwanted wave-
>>data.
>>>>>>After you have finished your project use with the "save as"
>>>>>>command "copy all media with project" to save everything (=
>>project
>>>>>>file + the used wave files) in a different location + folder.
>>>>Voila -
>>>>>>there you have your cleaned project. Now you can delete the
>>>>original
>>>>>>folder.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Erich Grube wrote:
>>>>>>>>Anybody know if Vegas has a function similiar to Cakewalk's
>>>>>>>>clean audio where all the audio events in the projects
>>>>>>>>folder that aren't currently being used by the project (i.e
>>>>>>>>somewhere in the track view) can be deleted. In lieu of
>>>>>>>>this I have been trying to delete bad takes right after
>>>>>>>>they occur but that really destroys momentum.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thanks.

SonicGary wrote on 11/22/1999, 9:17 AM

This is a good feature request. I've sent it along to the product
management team for Vegas Pro.

Gary

Erich Grube wrote:
>>Yes it is better than nothing. Thanks for the tip.
>>
>>It would be nice to have a menu item that compacted and cleaned all
>>audio w/o having to resave the project to a new location etc.
>>
>>thanks again for the tips and info
>>
>>Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>>>Although I'm not sure if Erich was really talking about a
>>compacting
>>>>solution, "copying all media with project" gives you the ability
to
>>>>get rid off bad takes you didn't delete right after you've
recorded
>>>>them. It's better than nothing, isn't it?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks...
>>>>
>>>>Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>>>>>Yeah,but you're still saving the original entire wave files -
not
>>>>the
>>>>>>justr the portions in use in the project. The function he is
>>>>talking
>>>>>>about is a "compacting - where you would assign an amount to
>>leave
>>>>in
>>>>>>the handles for editibility...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I hope they do add a compact feature soon, though...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Axel Gutzler wrote:
>>>>>>>>Am I wrong? There is a way to remove all of the unwanted wave-
>>>>data.
>>>>>>>>After you have finished your project use with the "save as"
>>>>>>>>command "copy all media with project" to save everything (=
>>>>project
>>>>>>>>file + the used wave files) in a different location + folder.
>>>>>>Voila -
>>>>>>>>there you have your cleaned project. Now you can delete the
>>>>>>original
>>>>>>>>folder.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Erich Grube wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>Anybody know if Vegas has a function similiar to Cakewalk's
>>>>>>>>>>clean audio where all the audio events in the projects
>>>>>>>>>>folder that aren't currently being used by the project (i.e
>>>>>>>>>>somewhere in the track view) can be deleted. In lieu of
>>>>>>>>>>this I have been trying to delete bad takes right after
>>>>>>>>>>they occur but that really destroys momentum.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Thanks.