Tez Posted June 21 Posted June 21 When you bounce to track what wav files are produced in addition to the typically named "bounce file" and for the bounced file exactly what is its format as seems like its a wrapper for a dated wav file and if possible please explain this! Thank you verrry much 😁...
sjoens Posted June 22 Posted June 22 (edited) Page 994 https://bandlab.github.io/cakewalk/docs/Cakewalk Sonar Reference Guide.pdf Edited June 22 by sjoens 1
Tez Posted June 22 Author Posted June 22 (edited) @sjoens Thanks, now I have a copy & didn't have a link till now! I am familiar with how to bounce but the problem is that garbage wav files get left from the process which have to be manually deleted and there's a difference between files with 48000 , 44100 when imported into a second app like Ozone where the 48000 rate produces 2 files on an import command so I'm not sure if the import produces the second from the higher to lower rate, probably so, my mistake was the 2nd file wasn't dated it had lower sample rate appended to the name which got imported into the app gui, so nothing to do with CS but the garbage files still remain to be resolved. Thanks again... Edited June 22 by Tez
sjoens Posted June 22 Posted June 22 I think you can Save-As the project to a new folder and only necessary files will transfer over. They should all be date stamped by right click > Properties, tho modern Windows Explorers can goof these up at times.
Bristol_Jonesey Posted June 22 Posted June 22 8 minutes ago, sjoens said: I think you can Save-As the project to a new folder and only necessary files will transfer over. They should all be date stamped by right click > Properties, tho modern Windows Explorers can goof these up at times. "Save audio with project" should be checked in order for the audio to be copied during Save As. 1
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