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AudioFile SCX user manual 216 Revision 0.91
vent Lists decide which audio to play for which Event using a ‘unique identifier’
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does not arise with Volume Move as the original Cue is
deleted and the new Cue has the identity of the original (pre-existing Event Lists
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Every Cue has a ‘unique identifier’ (UID) and the system does not accept more
than one ‘unique identifier’ in the directory (when two copies of the same aud
ew Cue with a new identifier). are made the system creates a n
When copying the Cue in the Edit Page or in Cut and Splice Multiple Cop
the Event List looks for the new Cue on the new Volume, if the Event Lis
loaded, a copy done and the original Cue deleted this can create a problem.
The Event List will not have been converted and once it is re-loaded it will look
for the Cue on the original Volume (Volume Copying will not resolve the situa
as it only creates a new Cue).
The same situation
will work because Event Lists are linked with a ‘unique identifier’ not the
or the name of the Cue).
Multiple Cues or Events can be Volume copied or Volume Moved by tagging th
Cues in the Cue Page then pressing the MULTIPLE Volume COPY SoftKey. A
prompt is first displayed to choose either Copying the Cues or Moving the Cues
followed by the desired destination Volume.
Enhanced bank copy
If multiple volume copy detects matching start time and duration on cues, t
user has the option to combine these together into a single stereo cue during t
copy process. The system will automatically give the user the option of
combining the current cues, all matching cues, or none during the copy process
Internal Copy Mono <=> Stereo
This feature allows two mono Events to be copied into a Stereo Event, and a
Stereo Event to be copied into two mono Events.
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s are rendered, the overlap section and crossfade is recorded into
the audio of the new Event.
This facility has been added to the Multiple Volume Copy function in Expanded
Access as a Merge Mono Into Stereo option, and operates on Events tagged in
the Event List.
Within this option, select if the final recording is to be stereo (merging two mono
Events) or mono (splitting stereo Events into two mono Events). There is also a
option to Render Overlaps or Maintain Overlaps.
When overlap
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