Re: Multi track editing question

[cpr@musetrap.com]

Why is Vegas not the tool for this? I'm not sitting in front of it, but I 
assume
there is a way to generate individual audio files from a portion of the
original... 

I have used it doing something similar with 8 tracks from ADAT, although I
didn't physically delete the non-used audio... I loaded up my Vegas 
project for
a given ADAT tape, did a 'save as' for the first track, edited out what I
didn't want, and saved the new project... rinse and repeat for each new
track... so, I had like 5-10 projects per tape, which all used the same 
audio
files... at this point I made a backup of the audio files and the Vegas
projects on to CD, and then proceeded to do the edits, etc...

peace
-cpr

Quoting Bill Wolf <wiw@nyc.rr.com>:

> I have a ton of old stuff recorded to 4 track cassette.  I've been 
>copying
> it to my PC using my delta 1010 and Vegas so I end up with a project with
> the 4 tracks.  I usually just set it up to record and leave the room.  So
> the entire tape gets recorded.  
> 
>  
> 
> What I want to do next, and haven't found a good way to do yet, is to 
>then
> chop up the pieces I'm interested in and delete the rest. Only a small 
>part
> of the tapes are interesting to me.  So I need something that will let me
> copy and paste 4 tracks at the same time and create new projects.  
> 
>  
> 
> What programs are good at this?  
> 
>  
> 
> thanks
> 
> 




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