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2407WFPHC
01-08-2009, 09:54 PM
First Time Poster with 2 (hopefully) easy N3 questions:
1) Is there a quick way to “Arm All Tracks” at once? I’ve discovered if I select all tracks, link them, and them Arm one it will arm them all. But then I have to immediately un-link them to avoid other linked activities from happening to all tracks, and that is silly.
2) Is there a way to have N3 save the Armed Track Status, and re-open the project with the tracks already armed? When I save a project with armed tracks and re-open it, the tracks are no longer armed. If #1 has an easy answer, then this is much less of an issue.
Hopefully these are easy compared to some of the more complex issues I have seen posted here!
Thanks
First Time Poster with 2 (hopefully) easy N3 questions:
1) Is there a quick way to “Arm All Tracks” at once? I’ve discovered if I select all tracks, link them, and them Arm one it will arm them all. But then I have to immediately un-link them to avoid other linked activities from happening to all tracks, and that is silly.
2) Is there a way to have N3 save the Armed Track Status, and re-open the project with the tracks already armed? When I save a project with armed tracks and re-open it, the tracks are no longer armed. If #1 has an easy answer, then this is much less of an issue.
Hopefully these are easy compared to some of the more complex issues I have seen posted here!
Thanks
Have you tried putting said tracks into a folder, and then record arming the folder?
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2407WFPHC
01-12-2009, 08:27 PM
Nope - I haven't tried that.
Is their no other way to arm multiple tracks at once? Or to have the Track Status "recalled" when re-opening a project (as in having the tracks already armed when the project is opened)? I use "Tapemachine style" monitoring if that makes any difference. If I save a project with all tracks armed, close it, and re-open it, the tracks come up in "Input Monitor" status w/o actually being armed. Odd.
PS - Thanks for your help!
Hi and welcome 2407WFPHC.
To arm all trax - select all trax and hit R (or your KC for rec arm) - all selected trax should arm.
I have a macro set up to clear any armed trax from being rec enabled too - in big sessions it can really help!!
I think the rec status being off when you reopen a project is a built in safety - I would forget I had that vocal comp armed all the way down there at the bottom and record over it all day long blissfully unaware! :P
If you want you can use the PLE to make a command to clear all input monitoring too (i think you can anyways as this was how I made my Rec clear function)...
Cheers
Sam
2407WFPHC
01-12-2009, 09:49 PM
Thanks Sam - I'll check that out at my next opportunity. I'm incredibly dense - I think "KC" is Keyboard Command, but what is PLE? We need a thread to define all of the acronyms that are needed around here for dummies like me :) Thanks!
Thanks Sam - I'll check that out at my next opportunity. I'm incredibly dense - I think "KC" is Keyboard Command, but what is PLE? We need a thread to define all of the acronyms that are needed around here for dummies like me :) Thanks!
easy N3 questions:
There are some advantages to being on C4/N4. And PLE is nearly all of those advantages.
*promote to tips and tricks
LEX
Andrew J
01-13-2009, 12:11 AM
Thanks Sam - I'll check that out at my next opportunity. I'm incredibly dense - I think "KC" is Keyboard Command, but what is PLE? We need a thread to define all of the acronyms that are needed around here for dummies like me :) Thanks!
PLE = Project Logical Editor
See Ade's post here (http://www.cubendo.com/showpost.php?p=3188&postcount=15) for an example of what you can do with it.
2407WFPHC
01-13-2009, 12:49 AM
Wow - PLE looks serious! Seriously intimidating! As you noticed, I'm still on N3, and I don't have PLE. I don't use all of N3's features and N4 seems to have lots of issues of its own, so I stuck with N3. Basically I use it as a glorified transport/mixer/efx rack with minor automation involvement.
I'll try the "highlight all tracks / arm with R" to see if that will speed me up. Clicking RECORD on every track drives me bonkers.
Thanks for the replies and tips!
I don't use all of N3's features and N4 seems to have lots of issues of its own,
Some of us are getting serious work done with it.
I use it as a glorified transport/mixer/efx rack with minor automation involvement.
Sounds like you don't need Nuendo. Why did you go for it?
2407WFPHC
01-13-2009, 04:15 AM
I see that you guys get deep into all aspects of this software! I initially planned on doing some Video so I went for Nuendo, but those aspirations quickly vanished.
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