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Thread Vocal-comping/lane-useage question

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1 Posted on 02/05/2009 at 19:42:19

I do a lot of vocal-comping (setting the “lane” feature to ON, using locators & doing loop-recording). I have just been doing all my final take-choices (deleting dad takes) on the main project page (even though it might have been more organized to do this in the part editor). Later, when I try going into the part editor to view the events THIS way, all my final takes are spread out vertically (meaning, the takes that I deleted have left empty lane-spaces). I would like to minimize all this empty lane space by dragging my final takes to all be in parallel with each other. I tried it (as a test run) & it did not seem to do any harm. Before I start going crazy & doing this for all songs, I wanted to check with you all & get a second opinion. Have I described my concern well enough? Am I safe to drag my files like described?

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2 Posted on 02/06/2009 at 05:35:45

Normally there isn't a problem with this. just make sure they're locked in time before doing it (snap to grid).

What daw are you using. Pro tools? logic? you should check if there's a feature that will do it automatically for you.

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