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BruceM001
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Hi - I'm looking for some help or advice from someone who uses Cubase Studio 4. I use Adobe Audition, and don't have a copy of Cubase. I don't have easy access to the guy who did the recording, or I'd approach him first.
I was at a jam with some old frineds over the Easter weekend. We recorded about 10 songs. There were 3 musicians, and generally we recorded the 3 of us on to 6 tracks, then added a few overdubs before going to the next song. I would guess there are about 10-15 files per song. I found out later that he put all the files for all songs in a single folder, and didn't use naming conventions for the files. So, aside from file sizes and dates on the files I have no way to know what files belong to what song. Additionally, most of the overdubs have offsets greater than 0.
Does anyone have any suggestions how I can easily get the files set up in another software package? Or, if I sent the project files, even without the audio files, could someone print out or take screen shots or something so I can figure out where to put the files in Audition?
I hope I've been clear enough about the issue - thanks for your help!
I was at a jam with some old frineds over the Easter weekend. We recorded about 10 songs. There were 3 musicians, and generally we recorded the 3 of us on to 6 tracks, then added a few overdubs before going to the next song. I would guess there are about 10-15 files per song. I found out later that he put all the files for all songs in a single folder, and didn't use naming conventions for the files. So, aside from file sizes and dates on the files I have no way to know what files belong to what song. Additionally, most of the overdubs have offsets greater than 0.
Does anyone have any suggestions how I can easily get the files set up in another software package? Or, if I sent the project files, even without the audio files, could someone print out or take screen shots or something so I can figure out where to put the files in Audition?
I hope I've been clear enough about the issue - thanks for your help!