Clip labels not working as they did?

[bixter]

I tend to build up my pieces with clips of various kinds: I generate audio, edit it, mix it, add to it, then save it as a separate .aup3 file, but I also give the clip a label. Now, however, that label doesnt carry over; I copy the clip, then paste it into a track, and it just says “audio 1.” I don’t recall ever having this problem before. Has something changed? Am I doing something wrong?

[billw58]

Is this the same issue?

Pasting from one aup to another

I sometimes drag music files onto an app project and they retain their correct names. If I copy any of them from one aup to another, they lose their individual names and default to the same name as the track they’ve been pasted into. Any ideas to get around this greatly appreciated.

[bixter]

It might be. It had never occurred to me to drag and crop. I’ll check it out. Thanks.

[bixter]

No, it’s not that. It’s either a change in functionality or it’s a bug. I reinstalled 3.5, and the clip names transfer just fine. Unfortunately, I’ve done a lot of work in 3.6, and there’s no way to back an .aup3 file to an earlier version, except to export to .wav.

[bixter]

It’s a bug – fortunately to be fixed in 3.6.2.

Moving clip to a different track changes its name

I’m used to adding several clips (songs) to one track, and when doing so, each clip retains its own name (song title). In 3.6.1, if I drag the clip, it keeps its old name. If I used cut and paste, the name changes to that of the new track plus a suffix (eg existingtrack 1). Is this a bug? Or an option I can change somewhere (somewhere not that obvious, I’ve looked!)? Thanks, Mick

[Mickey_McGinness]

Thanks, so I’ve beeen told! Good news