How Do I Conserve Disk Drive Space when Recording Into Live
How Do I Conserve Disk Drive Space when Recording Into Live
If Live uses non-destructive editing, then how can I conserve space when making loops?
I only have a 20gig hard drive and I want to play my guitar into Live for 5 bars, then trim it down to a 4bar loop. But I don't want to keep the
un-used portion that I trimmed away.
How do I solve this problem?
I only have a 20gig hard drive and I want to play my guitar into Live for 5 bars, then trim it down to a 4bar loop. But I don't want to keep the
un-used portion that I trimmed away.
How do I solve this problem?
Re: How Do I Conserve Disk Drive Space when Recording Into
You'll need an editing program other than Live. Anyone will do. Point Live to it in Preferences(this is all covered in the manual by the way). Double click your clip in the Session so you can see the waveform at the bottom. press the edit button. Live will launch your editing software. edit to your liking. save it. that's it.Guest wrote:If Live uses non-destructive editing, then how can I conserve space when making loops?
I only have a 20gig hard drive and I want to play my guitar into Live for 5 bars, then trim it down to a 4bar loop. But I don't want to keep the
un-used portion that I trimmed away.
How do I solve this problem?
Shareware
There is a great, simple, shareware editor for Mac called Jasmine. There is a 60 trial available for download (www.kumulipo.com) and the full version costs $39.95 US. For PC, I don't know- I use BIAS Peak which is also Mac only... try doing a search in the Downloads area on cnet.com maybe.
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i actually use QuickTime which isn't the best, no waveform display. Sound Studio 2 is a good simple wave editor for OSX and can be gotten from http://www.download.com it's free to try and $50 to buy. you can save with the demo so the free one should be fine.
I currently use Sound Forge 6 and upgraded from an older version of Wavelab. But my question is how are you guys able to trim the sample to the "loop", my sample editing program does not display the loop or left/right markers? does yours? This would be so helpful to me if I could find a way to have sound forge display the bars like Live does. Or if it was possible to display the loop so I can just perform a trim. Any ideas? Are the macOS programs allowing you guys to do this?
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