[ardour-users] Export Range to File
Dragan Noveski
perodog at gmx.net
Thu Apr 6 05:28:35 PDT 2006
hi kens,
dont use the range markers, but the rang-mouse-mode (read again pauls
response)
i am doing it that way: in the editor window, from the track list (left
screen side), click on the master, so that master bekome to be visible
as an empty track, than change to maouse-range-mode and mark the piece
you want to export - not in the range-marker line, but moving the mose
above the master track-, than go and export, you will have to change the
specified tracks, klicking on masterL+R. this is if you want to export a
piece of the arrange with more tracks working.
cheers,
doc
kens wrote:
>Paul Davis wrote:
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>>On Thu, 2006-04-06 at 00:34 +0100, kens wrote:
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>>>Does the Export Range to file function work at the moment. I'm using
>>>.99.1 on a FC3 CCRMA setup. I'm sure I've made it work before but maybe
>>>I've gone brain dead today. The Export Function just says there are is
>>>no range to export. What incantation am I missing in setting up the
>>>range. If there is a simple blow by blow procedure I can follow that
>>>would be great.
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>>1) put the mouse into range mode ("r" or click on the range mode
>>button).
>>2) press-drag-release to define a range
>>3) now export range
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>Thanks Paul, As far as I can tell that's what I'm doing, see screenshot
>at www.kensnet.org/Screenshot.png Do I need to do anything else after
>defining a range? Really weird.
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>Any ideas?
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>Ken
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