Wave file import question

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2017/05/07 17:47:21 (permalink)

Wave file import question

When I import files for a multi-track session they don't come in at the start of the project. I always have to cut them from way down the time line and paste them at the start. I expect there is a simple answer to this, but it wastes a lot of time.
 
I'm sure those on this forum are much smarter than I, at this point in my learning curve.
 
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    telecharge
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    Re: Wave file import question 2017/05/07 18:04:52 (permalink)
    It might be something else, but the import will insert where your Now time marker is, so make sure it's at the start if that's where you want it.
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    Re: Wave file import question 2017/05/07 18:27:42 (permalink)
    If "Always Import Broadcast Waves At Their Timestamp" in Preferences > File > Audio Data is enabled SONAR honors the timestamp embedded in broadcast waves. This may be disabled but it may not be what you want when importing a multi-track session. AFAIK, the setting is either off or on, there is no option to offset the import.
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    Re: Wave file import question 2017/05/07 18:47:05 (permalink)
    Thanks scook, I'll look into that. Re telecharge, yes I always have the now time at the start. 
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