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For a while I've been creating a blank session and then importing 20 recorded tracks from our Ui24r. Now I've created a template so I imported the tracks to the source list. I can drag one track at a time but haven't figured out how to drag in all 20 at once. Is there a way to do that?
Also - how can I drag the tracks so they start at the beginning of the session? Right now they seem to land a bit to the right and I have to drag them to the beginning.
Thanks
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(04-13-2024, 10:50 PM)dsteinschneider Wrote: For a while I've been creating a blank session and then importing 20 recorded tracks from our Ui24r. Now I've created a template so I imported the tracks to the source list. I can drag one track at a time but haven't figured out how to drag in all 20 at once. Is there a way to do that?
Also - how can I drag the tracks so they start at the beginning of the session? Right now they seem to land a bit to the right and I have to drag them to the beginning.
Thanks
I don't know of a way to drag multiple sources onto the timeline, but once you have dragged them over, select the region/s, press Control+2 and it will spot to the recorded timestamp.
The approach I would possibly use in this scenario would be to open a session from template, import to new tracks in the manner you want (start, playhead, T/C etc) then with Lock selected on the Edit page, just drag tracks up into the template channels... then delete the empty tracks.
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Thanks for the above suggestion - that way I can drag all 20 tracks in at once. As an engineer/bass player, I find it easier to manage/monitor gain levels and recording directly on the Soundcraft Ui24R which does a beautiful job recording 24bit 48K .wav tracks. The homebrew USB C USB storage I'm using (SSK m.2 enclosure with Samsung 980) can copy the tracks in at 400 Mbps so the transfers don't impede the workflow.
Features Request:
1. Allow dragging multiple source tracks at once
2. If you click slightly to the left of the tracks window they all align at the track beginning.
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I used to Import to bring in the Ui24R tracks in one operation as new tracks. So far, I've only figured out how to drag on at a time up into the template's matching track. Is there a way to drag all 20 tracks up?
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04-14-2024, 04:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-14-2024, 04:58 PM by Dingo.)
Use the grab tool to lasso around the tracks in question or shift+click to attention the regions, then drag them up or down to the empty channels.
You can also right mouse / selected regions / Group to create an edit group (Command+G) to ungroup it is Shift+Command+G.
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(04-14-2024, 01:02 AM)Dingo Wrote: then with Lock selected on the Edit page, just drag tracks up into the template channels... then delete the empty tracks.
You can also use ctrl+drag to arrange tracks (regions) locked in time.
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I don't know why the first time I was trying to lasso multiple tracks and drag them I couldn't. When these replies came I tried again it worked fine. So workflow is open preconfigured 20 track template (track color, panning, some eq, busses, reverb) and import the Ui24R tracks as new tracks. Then I drag them up and then instantly have a rough mix I can export for band members and its ready for actual mixing sessions.