Save selected tracks only

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Kingrazor
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2014/05/04 12:41:17 (permalink)

Save selected tracks only

After suggestion from this forum I've moved from using CWB files to CWP files.
 
What I wanted to ask is this.
 
In my "template" project file I have a pair of tracks that I want included in all of the finished recordings but that I don't need to have saved with the project files.
 
Is there a way I can save a project file and only save certain selected tracks (that are kept separate) and never save the other two tracks? Or am I going to have to just go in and delete those every time?

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    Bristol_Jonesey
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    Re: Save selected tracks only 2014/05/04 14:30:06 (permalink)
    Delete them every time.
     
    A save saves the project "as is". there is no facility to exclude certain tracks from being saved

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    Re: Save selected tracks only 2014/05/04 15:26:33 (permalink)
    I've often thought it would be really useful to be able to save only selected parts of a project. But I guess we'd end up with something far less reliable than bundle files ;o)

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