RE: Multi track editing question

["Carlos G" <carlos5759@hotmail.com>]

Hi Bill,

I am doing some of the same type of thing myself. I just did a test in 
Logic 
Audio with a song with a number of tracks in it. I cut across five of the 
tracks at the same point, selected only the cut portions and then copied 
these portions. Then I created a new file and pasted them into the newly 
created file. They played back as they should have with no problem. Are 
you 
sure Vegas can't do this? It seems like a pretty normal bit of work to 
expect a multi-track program to handle. Double check your manual it is 
probably hidden in there somewhere.

BTW: I use a Delta 66 for my transfers. It works great too. The M-Audio 
stuff is pretty nice.

Good luck Bill. Happy New Year!

Cheers,

pG

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>From: "Bill Wolf" <wiw@nyc.rr.com>
>Reply-To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
>Subject: Multi track editing question
>Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 16:30:38 -0500
>
>I have a ton of old stuff recorded to 4 track cassette.  I've been copying
>it to my PC using my delta 1010 and Vegas so I end up with a project with
>the 4 tracks.  I usually just set it up to record and leave the room.  So
>the entire tape gets recorded.
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>What I want to do next, and haven't found a good way to do yet, is to then
>chop up the pieces I'm interested in and delete the rest. Only a small 
>part
>of the tapes are interesting to me.  So I need something that will let me
>copy and paste 4 tracks at the same time and create new projects.
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>What programs are good at this?
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>thanks
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