Bill Phillips

Thanks!

Any chance of offering audio file name construct options for inclusion/exclusion? The default file naming is great and works well as long as your heads screwed on straight. Problem for me is that mine spends a lot of time cross-threaded. 🙄

Thanks, but everybody contributed. And we're lucky to have @Noel Borthwickand the rest of the development and support team!

That's the way it's been for me too. I kept thinking I was doing something wrong when it didn't work.

I'll have to give it a look. My gut feeling is that there's too much that it doesn't remember.

Many times I don't need to create a new project folder, the "Save Copy As" process creates a folder with the the project's name and places the project cwb and Audio folder in it. Audio files are prefixed with the new project name. I actually have a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Shft + S) for "Save Copy As." Though I didn't say so, that's what I was using in the GIF in my OP. Unlike my experience documented in the OP GIF, the "Save Copy As" process just worked like a charm for me. So for now, I'm happy, but I'm pretty sure that there are some glitches in there somewhere. I use project folders and nest folders in that folder for recording, and mixing iterations. I know it's redundant but I tick "Copy all audio with project" for each of the mixes. To test, I sat up a new project folder in that format and saved a copy of the "recording" project which is in it's own folder to as the "mix-1" project in it's own folder. So worked like a charm. So I'm happy and will write of what happened in my OP to operator error. However, I've had enough strange things happen when using (what I think is) this procedure. So when I run into another anomaly, I'll submit a new GIF.

Ditto. Just worked like a charm for me. I actually have a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Shft + S) for "Save Copy As." Though I didn't say so, that's what I was using in the GIF in my OP. I use project folders and nest folders in that folder for recording, and mixing iterations. I know it's redundant but I tick "Copy all audio with project" for each of the mixes. So I sat up a new project in that format and saved a copy of the "recording" project which is in it's own folder to as the "mix-1" project in it's own folder. So worked like a charm. So I'm happy and will write of what happened in my OP to operator error. However, I've had enough strange things happen when using (what I think is) this procedure. So when I run into another anomaly, I'll submit a new GIF.

Thanks. I use the first one a lot but not the second one. In the GIF I was creating a project including audio to a new folder. However that's not what happened. I've sense as @Starship Krupa suggested re-posted in the 2020.08 Feedback post and been advised that it's a known problem which will be resolved in due time which is fine with me. I have work-arounds.

Thanks. No problem I can live with it. In my trial and error process I also ended up with some really strange audio file names. I'd changed the the source project folder name and the original source file name (before I changed it) was prefixed to all audio files. Not sure if it's a related problem or not.

In the GIF below I'm trying to save a copy of a project as a new project in a separate folder. Trying to do that in the folder with the original project you can see that the new project will be in the same folder as the original project and that they will share an audio folder. However if I select the empty folder with the same name as the new project, a second folder with the same name as new project is created. I don't think this problem is associated with this update. I think it's been around for a while. Am I doing something wrong?

Ok. Will do.

@Gary Shore I'm a Melodyne beginner. So I don't have any ideas on the first part of the thread. I agree that render creates a "new clip." That's what "bounces" does, creates a new clip. Not sure that I'm ready for a Masterclass. I've watched a number of Melodyne videos and am still all thumbs. 🙄

I think "render" bounces to a new clip and leaves the original clip as it is.

Thanks. At least I know now.😟

What's KvR?

In the GIF below I'm trying to save a copy of a project as a new project in a separate folder. Trying to do that in the folder with the original project you can see that the new project will be in the same folder as the original project and that they will share an audio folder. However if I select the empty folder with the same name as the new project, a second folder with the same name as new project is created. Am I doing something wrong?

I work primarily with projects that include an acoustic guitar and the acoustic guitar player sets the project tempo. So far I have had good luck dragging the acoustic guitar clip to the timeline to generate a project tempo map.

Yep. It's the one with the (.Ax) extension and It shows up in CbB and loads. Thanks again.

Thanks I may do that.

Thanks again. I'll try to find the 64 bit version of the amp simulator. I don't think it loaded with X2.

Thanks I tried that and it worked fine. Really easy. Haven't loaded project yet to see if I can load the plugins and the plugin settings in the project work. I also loaded a few other things thinking they might be interesting to use some time. All but three seem to have installed properly. FX2 Amp Simulator seems to be an (.Ax). Is that an older now obsolete format? Also I can't find the MIDI Groove Clips I ticked or the DSP-FX StudioVerb. Any idea where I might find these? Yes. I understand. I'm just trying to get the project to play the way it did when I originally mixed it to give me a starting point for a new mix. And the other older things I installed are just in case they might give me just the sound I'm looking for on some song sometime.🤣

@scook I already had SONAR Platinum installed when I installed CbB and I understand why plugins I'm looking for for a 2010 project (VC64 & LP64) are missing and I'd like to install them if it's not too much of a problem. What's not clear to me is: Do I need to uninstall and reinstall SONAR to add these programs or can I run the installer with SONAR installed and pick the additional items I want to install?

Please upgrade the CbB mp3 ID3 tag editor [1st screenshot] to fully support the latest ID3 version including image inclusion and Apple specific fields [See 2nd screenshot]. Also please add an AAC CODEC.

I downloaded the NCH Stamp ID3 Tag Editor which supports adding a image to the mp3 ID3 tag because CbB mp3 tag editor doesn't allow inclusion of an image. I'm wondering what other people are using and if there's a better choice before I commit to Stamp and purchase it. Also, is there a way to embed similar data in WAV and CD files?

It looks that way. The monolithic hardware & claims that apple users are more willing to pay for apps probably make apple products more attractive to developers.