Re: importing files

[Vaughn Brown]

You are welcome Steve.
Vaughn

On 3/14/16, Steve Sparrow  wrote:
> Hey thanks Slau and Vaughan. well that’s probably what i should have done I
> guess, duplicate the play list. a lesson well learned. anyway thanks for
> your help. not a big one to sort. this has come up once or twice since using
> p t, and i just thought i’d find out what the go is.
>
> Steve
>
>> On 15 Mar 2016, at 5:27 am, Slau Halatyn  wrote:
>>
>> Hi Steve,
>>
>> There are probably a few ways of doing this, each with its own
>> ramifications. If you have the vocal in another session and just want to
>> import one section, it's probably easiest to open that other session and
>> bounce the section offline, name it something memorable and import it into
>> the current session. I'd recommend pasting the file into the Audio Files
>> folder to begin with as otherwise the audio file will simply be referenced
>> and, if it's part of a completely different session, you'll lose it if
>> that folder is deleted. If it's all part of the same session and you
>> simply saved the session file under a different name, that's not
>> necessary.
>>
>> Importing session data works as well and you can eventually delete the new
>> track without worries as long as you've checked the options to import
>> clips and media. Either way, with importing session data or importing
>> audio to a new track, you'll have to delete the superfluous track. At
>> least with imported audio, you're only adding a small file to your Audio
>> Files folder.
>>
>> One thing you might consider in the future is to work on a copy of the
>> playlist. In other words, when you have a vocal, duplicate the playlist
>> and work on the original or duplicate, whichever you prefer, and you'll
>> always have an original to go back to in case you need to copy a section
>> from the original.
>>
>> Hope that helps,
>>
>> Slau
>>
>> On Mar 14, 2016, at 9:22 AM, Steve Sparrow 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hey guys. can anyone tell me the best way to import a small section of a
>>> file from one session in to another  session. Here’s the go. I’ve been
>>> doing some work on a vocal track, and made a mess of a line. I have the
>>> original vocal track in another session. i just need to import a couple
>>> of lines from it. I could use import session data, but this is going to
>>> import the whole trak. The only way around it i can think of is to import
>>> the original vocal track on to a new track and paste what i want from it
>>> in to my working vocal track. But it seems a bit messy. Is this the only
>>> way. If so, then i’ll do it that way. in the old days of sonar, you could
>>> easily paste from one project in to another so this was strait forward.
>>> It’s more than likely pretty strait forward here, But what’s the best way
>>> of going about this.
>>> Steve
>>>
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Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

Hey thanks Slau and Vaughan. well that’s probably what i should have done I 
guess, duplicate the play list. a lesson well learned. anyway thanks for your 
help. not a big one to sort. this has come up once or twice since using p t, 
and i just thought i’d find out what the go is. 

Steve

> On 15 Mar 2016, at 5:27 am, Slau Halatyn  wrote:
> 
> Hi Steve,
> 
> There are probably a few ways of doing this, each with its own ramifications. 
> If you have the vocal in another session and just want to import one section, 
> it's probably easiest to open that other session and bounce the section 
> offline, name it something memorable and import it into the current session. 
> I'd recommend pasting the file into the Audio Files folder to begin with as 
> otherwise the audio file will simply be referenced and, if it's part of a 
> completely different session, you'll lose it if that folder is deleted. If 
> it's all part of the same session and you simply saved the session file under 
> a different name, that's not necessary.
> 
> Importing session data works as well and you can eventually delete the new 
> track without worries as long as you've checked the options to import clips 
> and media. Either way, with importing session data or importing audio to a 
> new track, you'll have to delete the superfluous track. At least with 
> imported audio, you're only adding a small file to your Audio Files folder.
> 
> One thing you might consider in the future is to work on a copy of the 
> playlist. In other words, when you have a vocal, duplicate the playlist and 
> work on the original or duplicate, whichever you prefer, and you'll always 
> have an original to go back to in case you need to copy a section from the 
> original.
> 
> Hope that helps,
> 
> Slau
> 
> On Mar 14, 2016, at 9:22 AM, Steve Sparrow  wrote:
> 
>> Hey guys. can anyone tell me the best way to import a small section of a 
>> file from one session in to another  session. Here’s the go. I’ve been doing 
>> some work on a vocal track, and made a mess of a line. I have the original 
>> vocal track in another session. i just need to import a couple of lines from 
>> it. I could use import session data, but this is going to import the whole 
>> trak. The only way around it i can think of is to import the original vocal 
>> track on to a new track and paste what i want from it in to my working vocal 
>> track. But it seems a bit messy. Is this the only way. If so, then i’ll do 
>> it that way. in the old days of sonar, you could easily paste from one 
>> project in to another so this was strait forward. It’s more than likely 
>> pretty strait forward here, But what’s the best way of going about this.
>> Steve
>> 
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Re: importing files

[Slau Halatyn]

Hi Steve,

There are probably a few ways of doing this, each with its own ramifications. 
If you have the vocal in another session and just want to import one section, 
it's probably easiest to open that other session and bounce the section 
offline, name it something memorable and import it into the current session. 
I'd recommend pasting the file into the Audio Files folder to begin with as 
otherwise the audio file will simply be referenced and, if it's part of a 
completely different session, you'll lose it if that folder is deleted. If it's 
all part of the same session and you simply saved the session file under a 
different name, that's not necessary.

Importing session data works as well and you can eventually delete the new 
track without worries as long as you've checked the options to import clips and 
media. Either way, with importing session data or importing audio to a new 
track, you'll have to delete the superfluous track. At least with imported 
audio, you're only adding a small file to your Audio Files folder.

One thing you might consider in the future is to work on a copy of the 
playlist. In other words, when you have a vocal, duplicate the playlist and 
work on the original or duplicate, whichever you prefer, and you'll always have 
an original to go back to in case you need to copy a section from the original.

Hope that helps,

Slau

On Mar 14, 2016, at 9:22 AM, Steve Sparrow  wrote:

> Hey guys. can anyone tell me the best way to import a small section of a file 
> from one session in to another  session. Here’s the go. I’ve been doing some 
> work on a vocal track, and made a mess of a line. I have the original vocal 
> track in another session. i just need to import a couple of lines from it. I 
> could use import session data, but this is going to import the whole trak. 
> The only way around it i can think of is to import the original vocal track 
> on to a new track and paste what i want from it in to my working vocal track. 
> But it seems a bit messy. Is this the only way. If so, then i’ll do it that 
> way. in the old days of sonar, you could easily paste from one project in to 
> another so this was strait forward. It’s more than likely pretty strait 
> forward here, But what’s the best way of going about this.
> Steve
> 
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Re: importing files

[Vaughn Brown]

Steve,

Your solution is the only one I can think of. I am hoping someone else
can offer a better idea.
Vaughn

On 3/14/16, Steve Sparrow  wrote:
> Hey guys. can anyone tell me the best way to import a small section of a
> file from one session in to another  session. Here’s the go. I’ve been doing
> some work on a vocal track, and made a mess of a line. I have the original
> vocal track in another session. i just need to import a couple of lines from
> it. I could use import session data, but this is going to import the whole
> trak. The only way around it i can think of is to import the original vocal
> track on to a new track and paste what i want from it in to my working vocal
> track. But it seems a bit messy. Is this the only way. If so, then i’ll do
> it that way. in the old days of sonar, you could easily paste from one
> project in to another so this was strait forward. It’s more than likely
> pretty strait forward here, But what’s the best way of going about this.
> Steve
>
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Re: importing files

[Scott Chesworth]

Hi Steve,

I don't use Addictive in Pro Tools myself, but as I understand it in
the PT world, it is doable. There are a full set of presets on
protoolswithspeech.com that you'd need to grab. Beyond that, if
Addictive behaves the same way in PT as it does in my DAW, you'll have
the ability to tweak those presets using the automation parameters, of
which there are hundreds... almost too much control. Here's the rub
though. All of the above applies to Addictive version 1, which is
discontinued. Last time I looked at Addictive 2, it sounded great, but
what little accessibility they had in the form of the automation
parameters being clearly labeled was gone. The presets would also need
to be made all over again, which is no small job.

Hth a bit

Scott

On 2/25/15, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 hey poppa.
 Ok well here's the go. I have to do some drum programming, and was wondering
 if this can be done in p t. If so, can you tell me how  i would do this, .
 Is there something in p t it self. or are there other applications i need to
 buy to allow me to do this. or will i need to use sonar  for midi work.
 I thought i read some posts on here saying  addictive drums was accessible.
 or am i getting it confused with something else.
 Steve

 On 25 Feb 2015, at 6:24 pm, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hello Steve, from what I understand addictive drums do not work as far as
 accessibility. There may be some work arounds, but none that I know of as
 yet. I think that PT is stepping up their accessibility on the midi front,
 but for me, I almost strictly use PT for recording paying clients and my
 relationship with clients is a strictly engineer based relationship and I
 do not offer any production services and it works out well so midi is not
 a bread and butter factor for me. I feel that when I dawn the producers
 hat the relationship has the potential to go in a lot of unpredictable
 directions.
 Well, I am glad that it is working out for you and yes I also found the
 learning curve steep, but at this point I am glad that I took the plunge
 and I am glad that so many before me put in all the work that they did to
 fight the battle to help get PT as accessible as it is.

 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:01 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files

 i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, do
 you see some issues ahead for me in this area.
 I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under
 the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
 Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.

 We can live in hope though eh :)

 Scott

 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially
 people like Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much
 time into digging up good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other
 tools on the PC platform. I think that it would be a nice shot in the
 arm for PT access.

 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files

 it's working fine. No problem at all there.

 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any
 way of importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t
 in one operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by
 track. I assume the latter would be the case.

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:

 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in
 bulk, in one operation.

 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i
 did not select all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is
 the issue. Thanks again Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Steve,

 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need
 to select all of your tracks from the start to the end and
 consolidate and then export. The other option, if the files are
 broadcast WAV, is to import to the original time stamp. This is
 more tedious so I'd go back to Sonar to get it right

Re: importing files

[Scott Chesworth]

This is a lot of wild conjecture, but assuming you're a fairly decent
player to begin with, I don't see any reason why it couldn't be done
productively if you can get your hands on a copy of Addictive 1. Sonar
still has the edge if you're into step sequencing as the like though.
Failing that, perhaps have a look into Strike to see if it sounds good
enough to get the job done. I noticed presets had been submitted to
the same place for that. Most of the time here I'm using EZ Drummer 2
these days for speed and ease, but I doubt it'd be accessible to the
PT plugin window. There is a demo on the Toontrack site though if you
fancy trying your luck with that.

Is there anybody here who does this stuff everyday in PT? I'm sure
there are aspects of the game that will have changed since I last did.

Scott

On 2/25/15, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 Hey thanks for the run down. It puts me in the picture nicely.
 I guess the next question for me is,  do you have any suggestions as to
 where i go from here. do you know if drum programming can be done in pt, or
 is it back to sonar for this stuff. This is possible for me at the moment.
 But i would be interested to know if it can be done in p t, and what i'd
 need to  do the job. I'd also be interested to know if it cannot be done it
 p t at the present time, so i know where i am at.
 Steve

 On 25 Feb 2015, at 11:25 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Hi Steve,

 I don't use Addictive in Pro Tools myself, but as I understand it in
 the PT world, it is doable. There are a full set of presets on
 protoolswithspeech.com that you'd need to grab. Beyond that, if
 Addictive behaves the same way in PT as it does in my DAW, you'll have
 the ability to tweak those presets using the automation parameters, of
 which there are hundreds... almost too much control. Here's the rub
 though. All of the above applies to Addictive version 1, which is
 discontinued. Last time I looked at Addictive 2, it sounded great, but
 what little accessibility they had in the form of the automation
 parameters being clearly labeled was gone. The presets would also need
 to be made all over again, which is no small job.

 Hth a bit

 Scott

 On 2/25/15, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 hey poppa.
 Ok well here's the go. I have to do some drum programming, and was
 wondering
 if this can be done in p t. If so, can you tell me how  i would do this,
 .
 Is there something in p t it self. or are there other applications i need
 to
 buy to allow me to do this. or will i need to use sonar  for midi work.
 I thought i read some posts on here saying  addictive drums was
 accessible.
 or am i getting it confused with something else.
 Steve

 On 25 Feb 2015, at 6:24 pm, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hello Steve, from what I understand addictive drums do not work as far
 as
 accessibility. There may be some work arounds, but none that I know of
 as
 yet. I think that PT is stepping up their accessibility on the midi
 front,
 but for me, I almost strictly use PT for recording paying clients and
 my
 relationship with clients is a strictly engineer based relationship and
 I
 do not offer any production services and it works out well so midi is
 not
 a bread and butter factor for me. I feel that when I dawn the producers
 hat the relationship has the potential to go in a lot of unpredictable
 directions.
 Well, I am glad that it is working out for you and yes I also found the
 learning curve steep, but at this point I am glad that I took the
 plunge
 and I am glad that so many before me put in all the work that they did
 to
 fight the battle to help get PT as accessible as it is.

 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:01 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files

 i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet,
 do
 you see some issues ahead for me in this area.
 I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am
 under
 the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
 Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.

 We can live in hope though eh :)

 Scott

 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially
 people like Chris Bell, Phil

Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

Hey thanks for the run down. It puts me in the picture nicely. 
I guess the next question for me is,  do you have any suggestions as to where i 
go from here. do you know if drum programming can be done in pt, or is it back 
to sonar for this stuff. This is possible for me at the moment. But i would be 
interested to know if it can be done in p t, and what i’d need to  do the job. 
I’d also be interested to know if it cannot be done it p t at the present time, 
so i know where i am at. 
Steve

 On 25 Feb 2015, at 11:25 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Hi Steve,
 
 I don't use Addictive in Pro Tools myself, but as I understand it in
 the PT world, it is doable. There are a full set of presets on
 protoolswithspeech.com that you'd need to grab. Beyond that, if
 Addictive behaves the same way in PT as it does in my DAW, you'll have
 the ability to tweak those presets using the automation parameters, of
 which there are hundreds... almost too much control. Here's the rub
 though. All of the above applies to Addictive version 1, which is
 discontinued. Last time I looked at Addictive 2, it sounded great, but
 what little accessibility they had in the form of the automation
 parameters being clearly labeled was gone. The presets would also need
 to be made all over again, which is no small job.
 
 Hth a bit
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/25/15, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 hey poppa.
 Ok well here's the go. I have to do some drum programming, and was wondering
 if this can be done in p t. If so, can you tell me how  i would do this, .
 Is there something in p t it self. or are there other applications i need to
 buy to allow me to do this. or will i need to use sonar  for midi work.
 I thought i read some posts on here saying  addictive drums was accessible.
 or am i getting it confused with something else.
 Steve
 
 On 25 Feb 2015, at 6:24 pm, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Hello Steve, from what I understand addictive drums do not work as far as
 accessibility. There may be some work arounds, but none that I know of as
 yet. I think that PT is stepping up their accessibility on the midi front,
 but for me, I almost strictly use PT for recording paying clients and my
 relationship with clients is a strictly engineer based relationship and I
 do not offer any production services and it works out well so midi is not
 a bread and butter factor for me. I feel that when I dawn the producers
 hat the relationship has the potential to go in a lot of unpredictable
 directions.
 Well, I am glad that it is working out for you and yes I also found the
 learning curve steep, but at this point I am glad that I took the plunge
 and I am glad that so many before me put in all the work that they did to
 fight the battle to help get PT as accessible as it is.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:01 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, do
 you see some issues ahead for me in this area.
 I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under
 the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially
 people like Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much
 time into digging up good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other
 tools on the PC platform. I think that it would be a nice shot in the
 arm for PT access.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it's working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any
 way of importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t
 in one operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by
 track. I assume the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in
 bulk

Re: importing files

[CHUCK REICHEL]

Hi Steve,
Yes it can. :)
Pick any drum instrument track in pt even expand program your drum parts then 
use slates trigger for each drum part and bang you have a slam men drum track!
Slates trigger is very easy to use after the preset issue.
After your done with the VI drums, just blend or mute the original VI drum 
tracks leaving your slate triggers.
What I've been doing with my Acoustic drums is to burn the trigger audio to  
several pt tracks for a permanent audio copy.
Sonar switcher has the Trigger presets which in a previous post he made 
available to this pt list.
YMMV
Chuck


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soundpicturerecord...@gmail.com
www.SoundPictureRecording.com
954-742-0019
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 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he 
trusteth in thee.

In GOD I Trust

On Feb 25, 2015, at 10:13 AM, Steve Sparrow wrote:

 Hey thanks for the run down. It puts me in the picture nicely. 
 I guess the next question for me is,  do you have any suggestions as to where 
 i go from here. do you know if drum programming can be done in pt, or is it 
 back to sonar for this stuff. This is possible for me at the moment. But i 
 would be interested to know if it can be done in p t, and what i’d need to  
 do the job. I’d also be interested to know if it cannot be done it p t at the 
 present time, so i know where i am at. 
 Steve
 
 On 25 Feb 2015, at 11:25 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com 
 wrote:
 
 Hi Steve,
 
 I don't use Addictive in Pro Tools myself, but as I understand it in
 the PT world, it is doable. There are a full set of presets on
 protoolswithspeech.com that you'd need to grab. Beyond that, if
 Addictive behaves the same way in PT as it does in my DAW, you'll have
 the ability to tweak those presets using the automation parameters, of
 which there are hundreds... almost too much control. Here's the rub
 though. All of the above applies to Addictive version 1, which is
 discontinued. Last time I looked at Addictive 2, it sounded great, but
 what little accessibility they had in the form of the automation
 parameters being clearly labeled was gone. The presets would also need
 to be made all over again, which is no small job.
 
 Hth a bit
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/25/15, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 hey poppa.
 Ok well here's the go. I have to do some drum programming, and was wondering
 if this can be done in p t. If so, can you tell me how  i would do this, .
 Is there something in p t it self. or are there other applications i need to
 buy to allow me to do this. or will i need to use sonar  for midi work.
 I thought i read some posts on here saying  addictive drums was accessible.
 or am i getting it confused with something else.
 Steve
 
 On 25 Feb 2015, at 6:24 pm, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Hello Steve, from what I understand addictive drums do not work as far as
 accessibility. There may be some work arounds, but none that I know of as
 yet. I think that PT is stepping up their accessibility on the midi front,
 but for me, I almost strictly use PT for recording paying clients and my
 relationship with clients is a strictly engineer based relationship and I
 do not offer any production services and it works out well so midi is not
 a bread and butter factor for me. I feel that when I dawn the producers
 hat the relationship has the potential to go in a lot of unpredictable
 directions.
 Well, I am glad that it is working out for you and yes I also found the
 learning curve steep, but at this point I am glad that I took the plunge
 and I am glad that so many before me put in all the work that they did to
 fight the battle to help get PT as accessible as it is.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:01 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, do
 you see some issues ahead for me in this area.
 I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under
 the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially
 people like Chris Bell, Phil

RE: importing files programming drums in PT

[Poppa Bear]

Good stuff Chuck. So from what I understand you 
use the expand kit in PT to play your pattern out and then import the Slate 
stuff over the pattern you built with expand?

 

From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
CHUCK REICHEL
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2015 7:14 AM
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: importing files

 

Hi Steve,

Yes it can. :)

Pick any drum instrument track in pt even expand program your drum parts then 
use slates trigger for each drum part and bang you have a slam men drum track!

Slates trigger is very easy to use after the preset issue.

After your done with the VI drums, just blend or mute the original VI drum 
tracks leaving your slate triggers.

What I've been doing with my Acoustic drums is to burn the trigger audio to  
several pt tracks for a permanent audio copy.

Sonar switcher has the Trigger presets which in a previous post he made 
available to this pt list.

YMMV

Chuck

 

 

CHUCK REICHEL

soundpicturerecord...@gmail.com

www.SoundPictureRecording.com http://www.SoundPictureRecording.com/ 

954-742-0019

Isaiah 26 : 3

 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he 
trusteth in thee.

 

In GOD I Trust

 

On Feb 25, 2015, at 10:13 AM, Steve Sparrow wrote:





Hey thanks for the run down. It puts me in the picture nicely. 
I guess the next question for me is,  do you have any suggestions as to where i 
go from here. do you know if drum programming can be done in pt, or is it back 
to sonar for this stuff. This is possible for me at the moment. But i would be 
interested to know if it can be done in p t, and what i’d need to  do the job. 
I’d also be interested to know if it cannot be done it p t at the present time, 
so i know where i am at. 
Steve




On 25 Feb 2015, at 11:25 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com wrote:

 

Hi Steve,

 

I don't use Addictive in Pro Tools myself, but as I understand it in

the PT world, it is doable. There are a full set of presets on

protoolswithspeech.com that you'd need to grab. Beyond that, if

Addictive behaves the same way in PT as it does in my DAW, you'll have

the ability to tweak those presets using the automation parameters, of

which there are hundreds... almost too much control. Here's the rub

though. All of the above applies to Addictive version 1, which is

discontinued. Last time I looked at Addictive 2, it sounded great, but

what little accessibility they had in the form of the automation

parameters being clearly labeled was gone. The presets would also need

to be made all over again, which is no small job.

 

Hth a bit

 

Scott

 

On 2/25/15, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:

hey poppa.

Ok well here's the go. I have to do some drum programming, and was wondering

if this can be done in p t. If so, can you tell me how  i would do this, .

Is there something in p t it self. or are there other applications i need to

buy to allow me to do this. or will i need to use sonar  for midi work.

I thought i read some posts on here saying  addictive drums was accessible.

or am i getting it confused with something else.

Steve

 

On 25 Feb 2015, at 6:24 pm, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:

 

Hello Steve, from what I understand addictive drums do not work as far as

accessibility. There may be some work arounds, but none that I know of as

yet. I think that PT is stepping up their accessibility on the midi front,

but for me, I almost strictly use PT for recording paying clients and my

relationship with clients is a strictly engineer based relationship and I

do not offer any production services and it works out well so midi is not

a bread and butter factor for me. I feel that when I dawn the producers

hat the relationship has the potential to go in a lot of unpredictable

directions.

Well, I am glad that it is working out for you and yes I also found the

learning curve steep, but at this point I am glad that I took the plunge

and I am glad that so many before me put in all the work that they did to

fight the battle to help get PT as accessible as it is.

 

-Original Message-

From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On

Behalf Of Steve Sparrow

Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:01 PM

To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com

Subject: Re: importing files

 

i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, do

you see some issues ahead for me in this area.

I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under

the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.

Steve

 

On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com

wrote:

 

Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new

hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite

a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to

either be more accessible softsynths

Re: importing files

[Scott Chesworth]

Hey Chuck,

Cool approach sir! I'd bet it's lower on system resources overall than
running the big drum plugs too.

I wonder, can you run this way in real-time? Sometimes when I'm
programming fills and snare ghost notes it seems like it'd be hard to
judge if I were programming on a totally different set of samples. If
the Trigger latency is low enough, I'd like to be able to play those
samples whilst programming. I'm basically trying to zap a stage into
dust before it happens, that being an extra round of inevitable
tweaking once I've heard the parts recreated by the Trigger samples.

Let me know

Scott

On 2/25/15, CHUCK REICHEL soundpicturerecord...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Steve,
 Yes it can. :)
 Pick any drum instrument track in pt even expand program your drum parts
 then use slates trigger for each drum part and bang you have a slam men drum
 track!
 Slates trigger is very easy to use after the preset issue.
 After your done with the VI drums, just blend or mute the original VI drum
 tracks leaving your slate triggers.
 What I've been doing with my Acoustic drums is to burn the trigger audio to
 several pt tracks for a permanent audio copy.
 Sonar switcher has the Trigger presets which in a previous post he made
 available to this pt list.
 YMMV
 Chuck


 CHUCK REICHEL
 soundpicturerecord...@gmail.com
 www.SoundPictureRecording.com
 954-742-0019
 Isaiah 26 : 3
  Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because
 he trusteth in thee.

 In GOD I Trust

 On Feb 25, 2015, at 10:13 AM, Steve Sparrow wrote:

 Hey thanks for the run down. It puts me in the picture nicely.
 I guess the next question for me is,  do you have any suggestions as to
 where i go from here. do you know if drum programming can be done in pt,
 or is it back to sonar for this stuff. This is possible for me at the
 moment. But i would be interested to know if it can be done in p t, and
 what i'd need to  do the job. I'd also be interested to know if it cannot
 be done it p t at the present time, so i know where i am at.
 Steve

 On 25 Feb 2015, at 11:25 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Hi Steve,

 I don't use Addictive in Pro Tools myself, but as I understand it in
 the PT world, it is doable. There are a full set of presets on
 protoolswithspeech.com that you'd need to grab. Beyond that, if
 Addictive behaves the same way in PT as it does in my DAW, you'll have
 the ability to tweak those presets using the automation parameters, of
 which there are hundreds... almost too much control. Here's the rub
 though. All of the above applies to Addictive version 1, which is
 discontinued. Last time I looked at Addictive 2, it sounded great, but
 what little accessibility they had in the form of the automation
 parameters being clearly labeled was gone. The presets would also need
 to be made all over again, which is no small job.

 Hth a bit

 Scott

 On 2/25/15, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 hey poppa.
 Ok well here's the go. I have to do some drum programming, and was
 wondering
 if this can be done in p t. If so, can you tell me how  i would do this,
 .
 Is there something in p t it self. or are there other applications i
 need to
 buy to allow me to do this. or will i need to use sonar  for midi work.
 I thought i read some posts on here saying  addictive drums was
 accessible.
 or am i getting it confused with something else.
 Steve

 On 25 Feb 2015, at 6:24 pm, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hello Steve, from what I understand addictive drums do not work as far
 as
 accessibility. There may be some work arounds, but none that I know of
 as
 yet. I think that PT is stepping up their accessibility on the midi
 front,
 but for me, I almost strictly use PT for recording paying clients and
 my
 relationship with clients is a strictly engineer based relationship and
 I
 do not offer any production services and it works out well so midi is
 not
 a bread and butter factor for me. I feel that when I dawn the
 producers
 hat the relationship has the potential to go in a lot of unpredictable
 directions.
 Well, I am glad that it is working out for you and yes I also found
 the
 learning curve steep, but at this point I am glad that I took the
 plunge
 and I am glad that so many before me put in all the work that they did
 to
 fight the battle to help get PT as accessible as it is.

 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:01 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files

 i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet,
 do
 you see some issues ahead for me in this area.
 I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am
 under
 the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
 Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth
 scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Wouldn't hold your breath

Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, do
 you see some issues ahead for me in this area.
 I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under
 the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com 
 mailto:scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com 
 mailto:heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially
 people like Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much
 time into digging up good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other
 tools on the PC platform. I think that it would be a nice shot in the
 arm for PT access.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com 
 [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it's working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any
 way of importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t
 in one operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by
 track. I assume the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca 
 mailto:csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in
 bulk, in one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i
 did not select all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is
 the issue. Thanks again Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com 
 mailto:slauhala...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need
 to select all of your tracks from the start to the end and
 consolidate and then export. The other option, if the files are
 broadcast WAV, is to import to the original time stamp. This is
 more tedious so I'd go back to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au mailto:i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to
 track, and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in
 sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a
 file at the correct length. But what a task. it would take for
 ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these
 files in to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au mailto:i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
 Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording
 at the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track,
 which does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So
 when i recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the
 song i needed and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times
 there may be a very small part that needed to be played and we
 did not have time to site there listening to the whole track just
 to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up
 some how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper
 place. in p t.
 If this is not doable, then iâ EURO (tm)ll just have to go back
 to sonar to finish off any old projects. This i can do if need
 be. Just thought iâ EURO (tm)d ask if something can be done, as
 i have things set up nicely in p t now.
 Steve
 
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Re: importing files

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@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, 
 do
 you see some issues ahead for me in this area.
 I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under
 the impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially
 people like Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much
 time into digging up good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other
 tools on the PC platform. I think that it would be a nice shot in the
 arm for PT access.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it's working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any
 way of importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t
 in one operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by
 track. I assume the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in
 bulk, in one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i
 did not select all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is
 the issue. Thanks again Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need
 to select all of your tracks from the start to the end and
 consolidate and then export. The other option, if the files are
 broadcast WAV, is to import to the original time stamp. This is
 more tedious so I'd go back to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to
 track, and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in
 sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a
 file at the correct length. But what a task. it would take for
 ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these
 files in to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
 Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording
 at the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track,
 which does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So
 when i recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the
 song i needed and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times
 there may be a very small part that needed to be played and we
 did not have time to site there listening to the whole track just
 to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up
 some how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper
 place. in p t.
 If this is not doable, then iâ EURO (tm)ll just have to go back
 to sonar to finish off any old projects. This i can do if need
 be. Just thought iâ EURO (tm)d ask if something can be done, as
 i have things set up nicely in p t now.
 Steve
 
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RE: importing files

[Poppa Bear]

Hello Steve, from what I understand addictive drums do not work as far as 
accessibility. There may be some work arounds, but none that I know of as yet. 
I think that PT is stepping up their accessibility on the midi front, but for 
me, I almost strictly use PT for recording paying clients and my relationship 
with clients is a strictly engineer based relationship and I do not offer any 
production services and it works out well so midi is not a bread and butter 
factor for me. I feel that when I dawn the producers hat the relationship has 
the potential to go in a lot of unpredictable directions. 
Well, I am glad that it is working out for you and yes I also found the 
learning curve steep, but at this point I am glad that I took the plunge and I 
am glad that so many before me put in all the work that they did to fight the 
battle to help get PT as accessible as it is. 

-Original Message-
From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Steve Sparrow
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:01 PM
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: importing files

i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, do you 
see some issues ahead for me in this area.
I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under the 
impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new 
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite 
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to 
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions 
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability 
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch 
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I 
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially 
 people like Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much 
 time into digging up good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other 
 tools on the PC platform. I think that it would be a nice shot in the arm 
 for PT access.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On 
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it's working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any 
 way of importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t 
 in one operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by 
 track. I assume the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in 
 bulk, in one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i 
 did not select all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is 
 the issue. Thanks again Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need 
 to select all of your tracks from the start to the end and 
 consolidate and then export. The other option, if the files are 
 broadcast WAV, is to import to the original time stamp. This is 
 more tedious so I'd go back to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow 
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to 
 track, and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in 
 sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a 
 file at the correct length. But what a task. it would take for 
 ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these 
 files in to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow 
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
 Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording 
 at the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, 
 which does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So 
 when i recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the 
 song i needed and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times 
 there may be a very small part that needed to be played and we 
 did

Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

Hey poppa. It has really been a very steep learning curve. things are layed out 
very differently. But so far i’m really getting my head around it. from what i 
can see thus far it works for me fine. I’ve used with with  a couple of paying 
clients, and haven’t had to much trouble really. I’ve bought a number of waves 
plugs for the mac, and they all seem accessible. I even seem to have waves tune 
working for me. It seems not to work if i insert it over a track, but if i go 
to the audio sweet and apply it it seems to work quite well. But still 
experimenting there.
I must admit, i was very comfortable with sonar 8.5. But from what i could see, 
there was no way forward with sonar. I am under the impression that sonar x 3 
is not accessible. . Unless things have changed.

So, . thus far, i am going to try to stay with p t. I have not found any brick 
walls that would make me go back to sonar as yet. 
Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 4:46 pm, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I hope 
 that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially people like Chris 
 Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much time into digging up good 
 work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other tools on the PC platform. I think 
 that it would be a nice shot in the arm for PT access. 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf 
 Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it’s working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of 
 importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one 
 operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I assume 
 the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in 
 one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. i’ll have another look. i must admit, i did not select 
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks again
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to 
 select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and 
 then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to 
 import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back to 
 Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and 
 used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar 
 and mix them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct 
 length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these old 
 projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to 
 line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
 wrote:
 
 Hi. here’s an interesting one.
 I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the 
 start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not 
 come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in 
 sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started 
 recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there 
 may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have 
 time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some 
 how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p 
 t.
 If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to 
 finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought 
 i’d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p 
 t now.
 Steve
 
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Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

i must admit, i have not ventured in to the midi world with p t as yet, do you 
see some issues ahead for me in this area.
I am thinking about investing in addictive drums for a start, I am under the 
impression that it is accessible. are there issues.
Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:51 pm, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I hope
 that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially people like
 Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much time into digging up
 good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other tools on the PC platform. I
 think that it would be a nice shot in the arm for PT access.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
 Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it's working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of
 importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one
 operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I
 assume the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in
 one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i did not 
 select
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks
 again
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to
 select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and
 then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to
 import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back
 to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track,
 and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in
 sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a file at the
 correct length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these
 old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in
 to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
 Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at
 the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which
 does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i
 recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed
 and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there
 may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have
 time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some
 how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in
 p t.
 If this is not doable, then iâ EURO (tm)ll just have to go back to 
 sonar to
 finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought
 iâ EURO (tm)d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up 
 nicely in
 p t now.
 Steve
 
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Re: importing files

[CHUCK REICHEL]

Hi Poppa,
I'm working with Pro tools and clients present in my studio daily.
Not sure whats up with the subject.
Chuck

On Feb 23, 2015, at 12:01 PM, Poppa Bear wrote:

 I imagine your right Scott. I'm still glad to see more people trickling over 
 here from the midi mag list though. 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf 
 Of Scott Chesworth
 Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 12:52 AM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I hope
 that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially people like
 Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much time into digging up
 good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other tools on the PC platform. I
 think that it would be a nice shot in the arm for PT access.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
 Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it's working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of
 importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one
 operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I
 assume the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in
 one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i did not 
 select
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks
 again
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to
 select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and
 then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to
 import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back
 to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track,
 and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in
 sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a file at the
 correct length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these
 old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in
 to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
 Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at
 the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which
 does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i
 recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed
 and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there
 may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have
 time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some
 how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in
 p t.
 If this is not doable, then iâ EURO (tm)ll just have to go back to 
 sonar to
 finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought
 iâ EURO (tm)d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up 
 nicely in
 p t now.
 Steve
 
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RE: importing files

[Poppa Bear]

I imagine your right Scott. I'm still glad to see more people trickling over 
here from the midi mag list though. 

-Original Message-
From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Scott Chesworth
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 12:52 AM
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: importing files

Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
and using PT in front of paying clients.

We can live in hope though eh :)

Scott

On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I hope
 that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially people like
 Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much time into digging up
 good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other tools on the PC platform. I
 think that it would be a nice shot in the arm for PT access.

 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
 Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files

 it's working fine. No problem at all there.

 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of
 importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one
 operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I
 assume the latter would be the case.

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:

 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in
 one operation.

 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i did not 
 select
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks
 again
 Steve

  On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
  wrote:
 
  Steve,
 
  I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to
  select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and
  then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to
  import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back
  to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
  Slau
 
  On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
  wrote:
 
  just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track,
  and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
  only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in
  sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a file at the
  correct length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these
  old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
  If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in
  to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
  Steve
 
  On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
  wrote:
 
  Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
  Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
  Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at
  the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which
  does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i
  recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed
  and started recording.
  so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
  The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there
  may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have
  time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
  So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some
  how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in
  p t.
  If this is not doable, then iâ EURO (tm)ll just have to go back to 
  sonar to
  finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought
  iâ EURO (tm)d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up 
  nicely in
  p t now.
  Steve
 
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RE: importing files

[Poppa Bear]

Hello Chuck, sorry I didn't clarify by changing the subject line. I am using PT 
myself with clients. Maybe you read Scotts comment about current Sonar users 
and their possible reservations to switch over to PT with the investments they 
already have on the Sonar/PC front along with HSC sets and midi capabilities. I 
was originally asking Steve if he was satisfied with the switch over to PT.  

-Original Message-
From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
CHUCK REICHEL
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 8:20 AM
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: importing files

Hi Poppa,
I'm working with Pro tools and clients present in my studio daily.
Not sure whats up with the subject.
Chuck

On Feb 23, 2015, at 12:01 PM, Poppa Bear wrote:

 I imagine your right Scott. I'm still glad to see more people trickling over 
 here from the midi mag list though. 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On 
 Behalf Of Scott Chesworth
 Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 12:52 AM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new 
 hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite 
 a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to 
 either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions 
 made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability 
 before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch 
 and using PT in front of paying clients.
 
 We can live in hope though eh :)
 
 Scott
 
 On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I 
 hope that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially 
 people like Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much 
 time into digging up good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other 
 tools on the PC platform. I think that it would be a nice shot in the arm 
 for PT access.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On 
 Behalf Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 it's working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any 
 way of importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t 
 in one operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by 
 track. I assume the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in 
 bulk, in one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i 
 did not select all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is 
 the issue. Thanks again Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need 
 to select all of your tracks from the start to the end and 
 consolidate and then export. The other option, if the files are 
 broadcast WAV, is to import to the original time stamp. This is 
 more tedious so I'd go back to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow 
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to 
 track, and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in 
 sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a 
 file at the correct length. But what a task. it would take for 
 ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these 
 files in to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow 
 i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 wrote:
 
 Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
 Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording 
 at the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, 
 which does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So 
 when i recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the 
 song i needed and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times 
 there may be a very small part that needed to be played and we 
 did not have time to site there listening to the whole track just to 
 get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up 
 some how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper 
 place. in p t.
 If this is not doable, then iâ EURO (tm)ll just have to go back 
 to sonar

Re: importing files

[Scott Chesworth]

Wouldn't hold your breath for that just yet Poppa. It'd mean new
hardware for them for starters, and that plus the cost of PT is quite
a chunk of change for anyone. Plus, I think there's gonna need to
either be more accessible softsynths or at least bolt-on solutions
made with Keyboard Maestro that equal HSC in terms of reliability
before a lot of screen reader users would consider making the switch
and using PT in front of paying clients.

We can live in hope though eh :)

Scott

On 2/23/15, Poppa Bear heavens4r...@gmail.com wrote:
 So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I hope
 that some more people will come over from Sonar, especially people like
 Chris Bell, Phil and others who have invested so much time into digging up
 good work arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other tools on the PC platform. I
 think that it would be a nice shot in the arm for PT access.

 -Original Message-
 From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
 Of Steve Sparrow
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: importing files

 it's working fine. No problem at all there.

 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of
 importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one
 operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I
 assume the latter would be the case.

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:

 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in
 one operation.

 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. iâ EURO (tm)ll have another look. i must admit, i did not 
 select
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks
 again
 Steve

  On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com
  wrote:
 
  Steve,
 
  I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to
  select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and
  then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to
  import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back
  to Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
  Slau
 
  On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
  wrote:
 
  just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track,
  and used the consolidate audio feature.
 
  only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in
  sonar and mix them down one by one. then iâ EURO (tm)d have a file at the
  correct length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these
  old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
  If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in
  to line,  iâ EURO (tm)d really appreciate the feed back.
  Steve
 
  On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
  wrote:
 
  Hi. hereâ EURO (tm)s an interesting one.
  Iâ EURO (tm)ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
  Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at
  the start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which
  does not come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i
  recorded it in sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed
  and started recording.
  so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
  The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there
  may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have
  time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
  So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some
  how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in
  p t.
  If this is not doable, then iâ EURO (tm)ll just have to go back to 
  sonar to
  finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought
  iâ EURO (tm)d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up 
  nicely in
  p t now.
  Steve
 
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Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

Hey slau thanks. i’ll have another look. i must admit, i did not select all 
tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks again
Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to select 
 all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and then export. 
 The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to import to the 
 original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back to Sonar to get it 
 right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and 
 used the consolidate audio feature. 
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar and 
 mix them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct length. But 
 what a task. it would take for ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 
 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to 
 line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 
 Hi. here’s an interesting one.
 I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the 
 start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not 
 come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in sonar 
 ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing. 
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there may 
 be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have time to 
 site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some how. 
 How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p t.  
 If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to finish 
 off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought i’d ask if 
 something can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p t now.
 Steve
 
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Re: importing files

[Rui Vilarinho]

Hello,
Is recommended to select all tracks,
by going to the last bar, give more one or two extra for those plugins fx 
tails , and select all from to the start.


Then at the export window exist the option to export all tracks, this means 
individual, i suppose that it's the first option.

other options are  by master output, by project and so on.

Perhaps 24 bits and 44.100
and Triangular dittering
should be fine .
The rest is straight forward.
Sonar will rename either track starting by number it and so on.


Hope this make sense !
Good music production,
Rui Vilarinho






- Original Message - 
From: Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au

To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 8:53 PM
Subject: Re: importing files


just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and 
used the consolidate audio feature.


only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar and 
mix them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct length. But 
what a task. it would take for ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 
40 tracks in them.
If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to 
line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.

Steve

On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
wrote:


Hi. here’s an interesting one.
I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the 
start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not 
come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in 
sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started 
recording.

so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there may 
be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have time to 
site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some how. 
How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p t.
If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to finish 
off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought i’d ask if 
something can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p t now.

Steve

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Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and used 
the consolidate audio feature. 

only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar and mix 
them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct length. But what a 
task. it would take for ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 40 tracks 
in them.
If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to line,  
i’d really appreciate the feed back.
Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 
 Hi. here’s an interesting one.
 I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the start 
 of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not come in 
 until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in sonar ,  i just 
 went to the part of the song i needed and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing. 
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there may be 
 a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have time to site 
 there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some how. 
 How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p t.  
 If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to finish off 
 any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought i’d ask if something 
 can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p t now.
 Steve
 
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RE: importing files

[Poppa Bear]

So Steve, are you feeling like you will stay with PT at this point? I hope that 
some more people will come over from Sonar, especially people like Chris Bell, 
Phil and others who have invested so much time into digging up good work 
arounds, HSC sets, scripts and other tools on the PC platform. I think that it 
would be a nice shot in the arm for PT access. 

-Original Message-
From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Steve Sparrow
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 4:04 PM
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: importing files

it’s working fine. No problem at all there.

i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of 
importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one operation, 
or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I assume the latter 
would be the case.

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in 
 one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. i’ll have another look. i must admit, i did not select 
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks again
 Steve
 
  On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com wrote:
 
  Steve,
 
  I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to 
  select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and 
  then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to 
  import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back to 
  Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
  Slau
 
  On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
  wrote:
 
  just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and 
  used the consolidate audio feature.
 
  only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar 
  and mix them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct 
  length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these old 
  projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
  If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to 
  line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.
  Steve
 
  On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
  wrote:
 
  Hi. here’s an interesting one.
  I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
  Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the 
  start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not 
  come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in 
  sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started 
  recording.
  so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
  The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there 
  may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have 
  time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
  So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some 
  how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p 
  t.
  If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to 
  finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought 
  i’d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p 
  t now.
  Steve
 
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Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

it makes perfect sense. looking at it now. Thanks.
Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 8:51 am, Rui Vilarinho ruia...@hotmail.com wrote:
 
 Hello,
 Is recommended to select all tracks,
 by going to the last bar, give more one or two extra for those plugins fx 
 tails , and select all from to the start.
 
 Then at the export window exist the option to export all tracks, this means 
 individual, i suppose that it's the first option.
 other options are  by master output, by project and so on.
 
 Perhaps 24 bits and 44.100
 and Triangular dittering
 should be fine .
 The rest is straight forward.
 Sonar will rename either track starting by number it and so on.
 
 
 Hope this make sense !
 Good music production,
 Rui Vilarinho
 
 
 
 
 
 
 - Original Message - From: Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au
 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2015 8:53 PM
 Subject: Re: importing files
 
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and used 
 the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar and 
 mix them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct length. But 
 what a task. it would take for ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 40 
 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to 
 line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:
 
 Hi. here’s an interesting one.
 I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the 
 start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not 
 come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in sonar 
 ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there may be 
 a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have time to site 
 there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some how. 
 How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p t.
 If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to finish off 
 any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought i’d ask if 
 something can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p t now.
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Re: importing files

[Chris Smart]

yeah you should be able to bounce them all to 
individual files in bulk, in one operation.


At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
Hey slau thanks. i’ll have another look. i 
must admit, i did not select all tracks 
before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks again

Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com wrote:

 Steve,

 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the 
market, You'll need to select all of your 
tracks from the start to the end and 
consolidate and then export. The other option, 
if the files are broadcast WAV, is to import to 
the original time stamp. This is more tedious 
so I'd go back to Sonar to get it right at the source.


 Slau

 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow 
i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:


 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i 
bounced clips to track, and used the consolidate audio feature.


 only way i can see around this is to 
manually select each file in sonar and mix them 
down one by one. then i’d have a file at the 
correct length. But what a task. it would take 
for ever. some of these old projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for 
getting some of these files in to line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.

 Steve

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow 
i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:


 Hi. here’s an interesting one.
 I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i 
did not start recording at the start of the 
project. for example, i have an organ track, 
which does not come in until the middle eight 
in the track. So when i recorded it in sonar 
,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started recording.

 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are 
like that. Some times there may be a very small 
part that needed to be played and we did not 
have time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of 
alining these files up some how. How can i 
import them and get them all in there proper place. in p t.
 If this is not doable, then i’ll just 
have to go back to sonar to finish off any old 
projects. This i can do if need be. Just 
thought i’d ask if something can be done, as 
i have things set up nicely in p t now.

 Steve

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Re: importing files

[Steve Sparrow]

it’s working fine. No problem at all there.

i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of 
importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one operation, 
or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I assume the latter 
would be the case.

 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in 
 one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. i’ll have another look. i must admit, i did not select 
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks again
 Steve
 
  On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com wrote:
 
  Steve,
 
  I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to 
  select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and 
  then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to 
  import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back to 
  Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
  Slau
 
  On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
  wrote:
 
  just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and 
  used the consolidate audio feature.
 
  only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar 
  and mix them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct 
  length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these old 
  projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
  If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to 
  line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.
  Steve
 
  On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
  wrote:
 
  Hi. here’s an interesting one.
  I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
  Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the 
  start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not 
  come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in 
  sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started 
  recording.
  so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
  The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there 
  may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have 
  time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
  So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some 
  how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p 
  t.
  If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to 
  finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought 
  i’d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p 
  t now.
  Steve
 
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Re: importing files

[Slau Halatyn]

If you're importing multiple files into a multitrack session, go to the import 
audio dialog and navigate to the files. Select all of the files and press the 
add all button and then the done button. In the next dialog, press 
Command-t to route the imported files to tracks. Good to go.

Slau

On Feb 22, 2015, at 8:04 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au wrote:

 it’s working fine. No problem at all there.
 
 i guess this a dumb question and a big ask of p t. But is there any way of 
 importing all the files from a project in to a session in p t in one 
 operation, or will i need to import them one by one, track by track. I assume 
 the latter would be the case.
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 9:57 am, Chris Smart csma...@cogeco.ca wrote:
 
 yeah you should be able to bounce them all to individual files in bulk, in 
 one operation.
 
 At 05:07 PM 2/22/2015, you wrote:
 Hey slau thanks. i’ll have another look. i must admit, i did not select 
 all tracks before  consolidating, so maybe this is the issue. Thanks again
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 7:58 am, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Steve,
 
 I don't use Sonar but, as with any DAW on the market, You'll need to 
 select all of your tracks from the start to the end and consolidate and 
 then export. The other option, if the files are broadcast WAV, is to 
 import to the original time stamp. This is more tedious so I'd go back to 
 Sonar to get it right at the source.
 
 Slau
 
 On Feb 22, 2015, at 3:53 PM, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
 wrote:
 
 just to add. when i exported out of sonar, i bounced clips to track, and 
 used the consolidate audio feature.
 
 only way i can see around this is to manually select each file in sonar 
 and mix them down one by one. then i’d have a file at the correct 
 length. But what a task. it would take for ever. some of these old 
 projects have 30 or 40 tracks in them.
 If there are any other suggestions for getting some of these files in to 
 line,  i’d really appreciate the feed back.
 Steve
 
 On 23 Feb 2015, at 6:29 am, Steve Sparrow i...@sparrowsound.com.au 
 wrote:
 
 Hi. here’s an interesting one.
 I’ve started importing an older sonar project in to p t.
 Thiissue is, a lot of the files i have i did not start recording at the 
 start of the project. for example, i have an organ track, which does not 
 come in until the middle eight in the track. So when i recorded it in 
 sonar ,  i just went to the part of the song i needed and started 
 recording.
 so i have a shorter file that now does not line up when importing.
 The issue now is a lot of these files are like that. Some times there 
 may be a very small part that needed to be played and we did not have 
 time to site there listening to the whole track just to get there.
 So my question is this. Is there a way of alining these files up some 
 how. How can i import them and get them all in there proper place. in p 
 t.
 If this is not doable, then i’ll just have to go back to sonar to 
 finish off any old projects. This i can do if need be. Just thought 
 i’d ask if something can be done, as i have things set up nicely in p 
 t now.
 Steve
 
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yep. That did it. got it sorted. thanks john.
Steve

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 Hi Steve,
 
 Open the PT preferences and go to the Processing settings. Interact when you 
 hear “Import” and find the checkbox for “Automatically copy files on import” 
 and make sure it’s checked. This will always copy files to the Audio Files 
 folder in your session folder.
 
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Hi Steve,

Open the PT preferences and go to the Processing settings. Interact when you 
hear “Import” and find the checkbox for “Automatically copy files on import” 
and make sure it’s checked. This will always copy files to the Audio Files 
folder in your session folder.

Best,
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