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Organizing
and Saving
by Yuichiro Nagai
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<<
I was just wondering how ya'll saved your all
sessions. do you just hit save and let it put it in
the main directory or do you make a new folder for
each session? >>
- Use
removable media on your X.
- Use
2 different disks.
- Separate
your Sampling and Editing Sessions. The reason
being once you start assigning and editing
sounds you can't rename things on a computer
without messing up your Sounds.
- Basically,
in your sampling session, sample and keep
everything. Just load up the X till you can't
sample no more.
- Save
the session.
- Take
the disk to you PC and go to the waves folder.
Open with your favorite wave editor and batch
normalize, graphic edit, cut and loop, and of
course rename.
- Throw
those waves back in the wave folder.
- Now
take the disk load the waves one by one, they'll
go to the scratchpad, assign and edit
away.
- Once
you have all the sounds placed and edited save
as a 1-SOUND to your "sounds" disk. Repeat until
you place all your samples.
- Now
you have 1-SOUNDS of all your "instruments",
this is much better then saving sessions, as you
can now add these to existing
sessions.
Best,
ICHi
Yuichiro
Nagai
Director of Marketing
E-MU / ENSONIQ
Remote Office-TOKYO
Ensoniq Japan Incorporated.
URL: http://www.at-m.or.jp/~ensoniq
[email protected]
m.or.jp
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