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Im multitracking 6 live tracks of our group. I painstakingly warp the drum track and end up with a rock solid, start to finish, perfectly sync'd, tight trak. Now, how do I apply that exact same warp info to the other 5 traX? Is there a way to warp ALL tracks at the same time?

I did read TFM and couldnt find info about wqarpibg ALL tracks or applying warp settings to other trax.

THANKS

Copy the well warped clip, hit the replace button on the copied clip, in the clip area, choose the audio file. Beware, they've got to be exact same length, other than that, it should be cool.

Best,
amo

Thanks Amo...really appreciate that!

I DID try the REPLACE function...It did work...but when I replaced the copied track with the new one, it also replaced the original warped track! In other words:

1) Warped drum track
2) Copied and pasted it into the new track (which will be the bass track
3) Hit replace and selcted the ACTUAL bass track..it DID apply the warp settings but it ALSO REPLACED THE ORIGINAL WARPED DRUM TRACK???

Im stumpted

Instead of hitting the clips' Replace button just drag the other audio file from the browser onto the clips waveform display. That should work fine with audio files which are the same length or longer than the one being replaced.

On my system this causes live to do two things:

first, it replaces the audio in that clip (but not in all other copies of the clip)

second, it analyses and warps the new audio

All I have to do then is hit undo once and I get the new audio but with the old clips warp settings and markers.

(Maybe this is something to do with my default settings maybe it's a bug - I don't know)

vdrum wrote:I DID try the REPLACE function...It did work...but when I replaced the copied track with the new one, it also replaced the original warped track!

- "replace" replaces the waveform for all instances of the clip

- dragging a new wav file over the old clip waveform replaces just that clip
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