mlavin00
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Import Question???
Hey all,
I was wondering if it is possible to import more than one track at a time. I have been doing some session work out of my house (Sonar 4.02, Pod XT) and the songwriter has been sending me cd's of the wav. files for the tunes. Can I import all of the tracks into sonar at once, or do I have to import each track separately into a new audio track? It's kind of a pain in the ass to import each track (I have 12-15 tracks per song).
Thanks,
Mitch
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RonsZound
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:27 AM
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Mitch,
Not totally sure about this... But I think you can use the windows explorer to see the tracks on the CD, then highlight the ones you want and drag them into Sonar.
Ron
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WireRage
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:32 AM
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Yes you can. Hold down the Ctrl key then highlight each track you want to import. Press import and Sonar will continue to import each file into their own tracks.
Have Fun
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KitC
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:38 AM
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If they're .wav files, you can highlight all the files you need to import and Sonar will automatically assign each wav to a new audio track.
However, if they're audio cd's, Sonar doesn't read .cda files. You will have to rip the cd to a temporary directory and reference off that, or rip directly to a project folder.
hth,
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mlavin00
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:41 AM
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Thanks for the quick responses! You guys rock..... Now I have less "pain in the ass" time to deal with.
Mitch
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WireRage
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:47 AM
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ORIGINAL: KitC
If they're .wav files, you can highlight all the files you need to import and Sonar will automatically assign each wav to a new audio track.
However, if they're audio cd's, Sonar doesn't read .cda files. You will have to rip the cd to a temporary directory and reference off that, or rip directly to a project folder.
hth,
Good point, so which software do you use to rip?
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KitC
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:56 AM
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I just use the Wavelab Lite that came with my Emu. But I found some free ones here, and here here; and loads more by just googling. I wish Sonar had the ability to rip cds directly...
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Phrauge
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:56 AM
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ORIGINAL: WireRage
Good point, so which software do you use to rip?
Windows Media Player.
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KitC
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RE: Import Question???
May 13, 05 11:57 AM
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Doesn't that rip directly to .wma and not wav?
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