24 Jun
2010
24 Jun
'10
7:27 p.m.
Glad I could help.
Andrew.
On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Joep L. Blom <jlblom(a)neuroweave.nl> wrote:
Andrew C wrote:
Hey Joep,
This should be relatively simple. Just load up the two mono files (file >
import audio), click on their name labels and set one to Mono L and the
other to Mono R. The previously grayed option 'make stereo track' should be
clickable and there ya go!
Andrew.
On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 4:39 PM, Joep L. Blom <jlblom(a)neuroweave.nl<mailtomailto:
jlblom(a)neuroweave.nl>> wrote:
I have a big problem at the moment with audacity. I want simply to
mix 2 monotracks - recorded with the Zoom R16 - into one sterop
track as I have to burn it to a CD (which has to be delivered
tomorrow).
I can do all sort of rasks to it however, the menu Projects is
missing and - according to the manual - there you can combine tracks.
I'm running Ubuntu Karmic with audacity 1.3.9-6.
Can anybody help me out?
Thanks in advance
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Andrew!
Thanks!! You made my day! I couldn't find it as the documentation is
rather
defect, at least I cannot find the things I want.
Now I can save the tracks and burn my CD.
Thanks again!
Joep
24 Jun
24 Jun
8:40 p.m.
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I have a big problem at the moment with audacity. I
want simply to
>> mix 2 monotracks - recorded with the Zoom R16 - into one sterop
>>
>>
Hello!
I have an R16 too - and i would like to use Ardour to do edits and mixdown.
Is there a way to import all 16 mono wavs into Ardour as separate tracks?
This is not a one-off task so I was thinking of writing a python script to
create the project file based on the contents of a directory - but thought I
should check if this has already been done.
Andy
8:50 p.m.
New subject: audacity urgent
On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Andrew Yates <andrew.w.yates(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Is there a way to import all 16 mono wavs into Ardour
as separate tracks?
This is not a one-off task so I was thinking of writing a python script to
create the project file based on the contents of a directory - but thought I
should check if this has already been done.
You can import multiple files using the "Import" option under the File
menu. There is an option to import as "one track per file". I use this
when importing tracks created and exported from other DAWs (since the
session files aren't compatible).
-- Brett
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If I were to divulge it, it would overturn the world."
-- Jelaleddin Rumi
11:14 p.m.
New subject: audacity urgent
Hi,
Is there a way to import all 16 mono wavs into Ardour as separate tracks?
This is not a one-off task so I was thinking of
writing a python script to
create the project file based on the contents of a directory - but thought I
should check if this has already been done.
You could save a template of the 16 mono track setup, and then load the wav
files manually. Of course the "import one file per track" is always a good
option... depends on how you want to run things.
Cheers, -Harry
25 Jun
25 Jun
12:08 a.m.
New subject: audacity urgent
Andrew C wrote:
Glad I could help.
Andrew.
On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Joep L. Blom <jlblom(a)neuroweave.nl
<mailto:jlblom@neuroweave.nl>> wrote:
Andrew C wrote:
Hey Joep,
This should be relatively simple. Just load up the two mono
files (file > import audio), click on their name labels and set
one to Mono L and the other to Mono R. The previously grayed
option 'make stereo track' should be clickable and there ya go!
Andrew.
On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 4:39 PM, Joep L. Blom
<jlblom(a)neuroweave.nl <mailto:jlblom@neuroweave.nl>
<mailto:jlblom@neuroweave.nl <mailto:jlblom@neuroweave.nl>>>
wrote:
I have a big problem at the moment with audacity. I want
simply to
mix 2 monotracks - recorded with the Zoom R16 - into one sterop
track as I have to burn it to a CD (which has to be delivered
tomorrow).
I can do all sort of rasks to it however, the menu Projects is
missing and - according to the manual - there you can
combine tracks.
I'm running Ubuntu Karmic with audacity 1.3.9-6.
Can anybody help me out?
Thanks in advance
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Andrew!
Thanks!! You made my day! I couldn't find it as the documentation is
rather defect, at least I cannot find the things I want.
Now I can save the tracks and burn my CD.
Thanks again!
Joep
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All,
Yes it worked. I have the CD ready now will be delivered. Thanks for the
information.
For importing the Zoom files, I do it in Audacity and if you look into
the files for one project there are - sometimes - many files but also
one file (per track) which holds all te data.
E. g. I record 2 piano's with 2 mike's (Rhode matched) and 2 lines ( as
one is an electronic one at the moment) and I can mix all 4 tracks using
audacity, or qtractor. Ardour is in my opinion such a large beast that
for my simple requirements audacity is sufficient. I'm a complete newbie
in the field of audio mixing and - as yet - don't understand all the
advanced tools for compressing, filtering, etc. but I'm learning with
trial & error!.
Don't forget: the most important man/woman is the performer, not the
sound-engineer! (of course I'm a musician).
Joep
12:38 a.m.
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On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 6:08 PM, Joep L. Blom <jlblom(a)neuroweave.nl> wrote:
Don't forget: the most important man/woman is the
performer, not the
sound-engineer! (of course I'm a musician).
the most important man/woman is the musician who understands how to
use technology. yes, brian eno, i'm talking about you. and edgar
varese. and glenn gould. and .... need i go on?
:)
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