editing data files
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editing data files
Is there an easy way to eliminate tracks & re-enter them? I want to re-separate tracks from audio files I've created from a recording of a record album. There are the 677 separate data files. When I open the project file I would like to delete the tracks I currently have. I could re-record the record, but would like to know if it's possible to delete the track edits instead. Edit will not let me go back to that point.
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Re: editing data files
<<<I want to re-separate tracks from audio files I've created from a recording of a record album. >>>
Next time you capture a record album, Export each side as a simple WAV file. Glenn_Miller_Stockholm_Side1.wav. That's your archival backup. Then open each WAV file later and Control-B (label) each song beginning point and Export Multiple.
As you are finding out, Audacity Projects are unpredictable and brittle.
Koz
Next time you capture a record album, Export each side as a simple WAV file. Glenn_Miller_Stockholm_Side1.wav. That's your archival backup. Then open each WAV file later and Control-B (label) each song beginning point and Export Multiple.
As you are finding out, Audacity Projects are unpredictable and brittle.
Koz
Re: editing data files
Leave the data files alone - doing anything with them directly is the quickest way to turn your project to dust.
I'm not sure what you mean. could you try to describe in more detail what you have done and what you now want to do.doctored5 wrote:I want to re-separate tracks from audio files I've created from a recording of a record album.
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