Restoring A Title From Its Library Of Sounds - Euphonix R-1 Operation Manual

Euphonix Version 4 Supplement to the R-1 Operation Manual
If the imported or copied file is multichannel, link the same number of channels in the
R-1 Multitrack panel before pasting. Selecting any one of the linked tracks selects the
others. Pasting to those tracks provides the expected multichannel playback.
The paste operation uses the copied number of channels to paste to the selected destina-
tion. For example if you have eight channels copied (possibly under one eight-channel
file name), but only four Tracks selected, the first four copied channels are pasted onto
the four selected Tracks. Be careful to map copied channels to their proper destinations.
See page 203 of the R-1 Operation Manual for more information on linking.
4.3.13

Restoring a Title from Its Library of Sounds

When the Copy from Directory then Paste on Multitrack feature is applied to an en-
tire Library of sounds, the original time stamps are used to automatically construct an
equivalent Title.
This feature is most useful when if a Title was inadvertently deleted from the audio
disk: the recordings remain on disk but their timing information is missing.
1. Create a New Title.
2. In the Directory, click on the Libraries button in the Audio Browser tree panel.
3. Click on the Library to place into the new Title.
The Library name will usually match the Title from which you are copying the
audio.
4. Press the Copy button.
5. Switch back to the Multitrack panel, select all Tracks, right-click on the select-
ed track names, and drag to the Paste command.
The position of the Now Line is not used for these pasting operations.
NOTE: This procedure will not distinguish between sounds recorded to different Sheets. In
an effort to emulate the original layering of the Sound Files on Tracks, the paste op-
eration uses the order in which the sounds were created to layer the most recent
sounds on top of earlier sounds. However, if the Title is comprised of multiple Sheets,
all sounds will be layered into one edited Sheet, which may or may not be useful in
your application.
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