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Syntrillium Cool Edit Pro 2.x

Digital Audio Editor from Syntrillium

Product replaced by the Adobe Cool Edit Pro 2.1.

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Thread Separating individual songs from a 30 minute show

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Mr joe Lynch

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1 Posted on 12/24/2018 at 12:40:37

I've got a 16 track show recorded, all separate wav file tracks.
I want to separate these by song and save the multi track wavs for each song to it's own song folder for easier manipulation.

How can I separate the one huge file into separate songs while keeping the files synced to each other?

There seems to be no "select all" option in multi track view, so I can't simply highly all the tracks for one song and then cut. If I could I could do that, then just go to edit view and paste them all.

I'm at a loss.

Any help is appreciated! I've got Cool Edit Pro 2.0

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angelie

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2 Posted on 12/25/2018 at 12:33:45

Hi
And merry christmas....

Cool edit is a very long time for me....
I believe there was a way to mark different parts of a multi track recording and export them separately.

But how.... I'm not sure about this

-Angelie

It's not about what you got to use .... but how you use what you got...

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