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    How to make copies retaining the cues and labels?

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    I have tried selecting and copying a cue range, and have also tried creating silence each side of the range in order to select a bit extra from each side as well, but in either case, I lose the label. I also lose index cues and their labels. Any suggestions?

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    How are you saving your files? If you save in wave format all your cue info remains in the PK files and you don't lose them. If you save in MP3 or other formats it can't save the cue info. Other than that if you select a part of a file and move it to a new work space you lose all cue info but if you just save a copy of the entire file as a wave file if will copy your cue points as well. I don't know any way around this honestly but that doesn't mean it can't be done.
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