Re: How To Save My Buffer Settings
There are two ways to create regions from a Library View window. One way simply links the new region(s) to the file(s) you pick in the library view (even after you change the Library View, the region(s) remain(s) in the session), the other way clones the original audio data to a new file and the new region links to that. For what it's worth.
Again, if you don't like the limitation of having to point your single Library View from folder to folder, SAWStudio Lite or Full will give you more Library View windows. But realize that this is only helpful if you like having several open at once and/or you plan to create a template session that will automatically open these same Views each time. You will still have to navigate to each folder you want to import from at least once, and that's the same for any DAW you use, unless there's some kind of search feature that makes it easier to do the navigation from folder to folder, like some programs that automatically find all your computer's media for you. Then, of course, you have the problem of weeding through the clutter of all that media to find just the bits you want. No thanks.
Another potentially useful feature (though I've never used it) is that instead of viewing the contents of a folder, you can view the contents of another SAW EDL. So, if you have another project that already uses many of the files you're interested in, opening that EDL in a Library View can save you a lot of navigation work.
Dave "it aint the heat, it's the humidity" Labrecque
Becket, Massachusetts
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