Re: Adobe Audition anyone?

[David Messenger <mssngr1@pacifier.com>]

> Just do this with each individual track.  A bit of a pain but doable.
>
> Otherwise,  figure out where Audition stores all of it's
> raw data.   There has to be a file where everything is stored.
>
> These files may be numbered instead of titled but generally
> speaking opening one up will reveal it's contents.
I got around this problem by always saving everything to it's own 
folder, and renaming tracks
to Artist-Song-Instument name-iteration.

So that...

DM-TBT-Prophecy-(patch name)-(FX Chain)

equals "David Messenger-Truth Be True-Prophecy-in the 
drain-(C)ompression-(R)everb-(D)elay"
which shows as...

DM-TBT-Prophecy-ITD-C-R-D

...in the file name.

SO the whole song rests in a folder named DM-TBT, and all the tracks in 
that folder are identifiable. and idiosyncratic-through the entire 
effects chain-you have a non-destuctive path back to the original file 
as you are saving the track each time you make a change, and your undo's 
are native to your production process.. It also allows you to use a 
different drive for storage so that if you C drive goes down all your 
stuff is on another drive, and easily can be backed up-copied to another 
drive for redundancy.

Hope that helps.

D.