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pipedown
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 Posted - Fri Oct 19, 2001 4:46 am
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My co-writer and i have a session recorded. Each seperate track is saved as windows PCM, but the session is saved as .ses and doesnt want to be save d as anything other. in what way can way save the session so that we can open it is a wav file in other packages (1 file, all tracks).
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Craig Jackman
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Posted - Fri Oct 19, 2001 4:54 am
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You can't open a session in another package. You can open all tracks in another package 2 ways: 1) open each track individually, or 2) create new track, then copy all tracks into it (this will be a HUGE F'ING track). Either way means that you will have to rebuild your session.
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RossW
Location: USA
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Posted - Fri Oct 19, 2001 7:18 am
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You don't specify whether you are working in CoolEdit Pro or 2000, but I'll assume they both will do a "mixdown" of your session to one stereo file. In CE2K there's a toolbar icon to do this, and it's pretty much automatic -- follows the volume, timing, and other settings you've made in the multi-trak session, and puts you into the stereo edit view. You can save it from there as a wave or other format.
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Graeme
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Posted - Fri Oct 19, 2001 12:15 pm
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You need to 'mix down' your session - that will convert it to a format you can open elsewhere (or transfer to CD).
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new at this so bear with me