Sacalait
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What's the Best Way to Keep Notes of a Track?
I like to make a note of singers name, what mic, chain, date, and maybe other specific things when I'm recording a track. I usually type that info into the track "name" which is the very small area that defaults to "Track 1, Track 2, etc". As far as I know there is no "notes" section in Platinum. Am I wrong? If I'm not, then how do you guys do it? Yes, the track name works but it's a PITA to type in and especially to edit.
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Sir William
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Re: What's the Best Way to Keep Notes of a Track?
2015/10/27 23:14:46
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Project Info gives you a whole page to write stuff like that in. I am not at my PC just now, so can't remember exactly where it is. HTH a little bit.
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BobF
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Re: What's the Best Way to Keep Notes of a Track?
2015/10/27 23:22:19
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you can use the track description property. click the inspector track tab
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Re: What's the Best Way to Keep Notes of a Track?
2015/10/28 00:29:40
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☄ Helpfulby Sacalait 2015/10/28 23:49:47
In addition to Project > Info, SONAR provides text fields in folders, tracks and take lanes 
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sausy1981
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Re: What's the Best Way to Keep Notes of a Track?
2015/10/28 09:20:02
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I do what Bobf says. Track inspector and description box. Ideal for individual track notes.
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Sacalait
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Re: What's the Best Way to Keep Notes of a Track?
2015/10/28 23:48:54
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