Deleting 'takes' any easier than this?

decrink wrote on 4/4/2002, 9:01 AM

I have a project with about 25 kids doing solo parts and many did many takes. Is there an easier way to delete unwanted takes than going through each one and selecting the take then hitting 'delete active' take? Once I've found the take I want, or comped a few of them, how can I get rid of all the others quickly?

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SonyEPM wrote on 4/4/2002, 9:31 AM

If you do a project save and enable copy/trim media, only the active take is copied.

decrink wrote on 4/4/2002, 11:44 AM

Yes but isn't this the option that makes all the files w64 and thus unusable in Sound Forge? Is there a way to do this yet and still maintain compatibility with SF? I know you said you were going to look at a fix for that...any other workaround till it happens?

SonyEPM wrote on 4/4/2002, 11:49 AM

stay tuned for some interesting news...

decrink wrote on 4/4/2002, 12:02 PM

You tease!

Chienworks wrote on 4/4/2002, 1:00 PM

.w64 files open in Sound Forge 5.0.

decrink wrote on 4/4/2002, 9:03 PM

Very weird. When Vegas Video first came out, I saved and trimmed and ended up with all w64 files that wouldn't open in SF5.0. I wrote on this forum and was informed that it was a known bug and would be fixed, so I never saved in that forum again. Now you tell me its possible and I go and try it and voila, no problem.
I don't get it, but thanks.