thanks,
does this mean that the audio was playing off the CD in real time
with the Logic song, or has it been copied to some sort of buffer, or
unnamed on the hard drive? Sounds like L8 works more like ProTools in
this regard.
On Nov 19, 2007, at 10:43 PM, Gregory wrote:
> You didn't really import the audio at all. You just added a
> reference to it to your song. If you add from a CD, then check the
> path in the audio window (make sure "Show File Info" in the View menu
> is checked), it should show the name of the CD. You shouldn't be
> able to do any destructive editing to it until it is copied to a
> writeable media. You can do that prior to Logic, in say, iTunes, or
> save from Logic, as you mention.
>
> This behavior is different in L8, however. When adding a file from
> CD, L8 puts a copy of the audio file in the global or song-specific
> record path specified in the audio preferences panel.
>
> Gregory
>
> On Nov 20, 2007, at 1:04 AM, Lee Scott wrote:
>
> > I tried importing audio from a cd tonight for the first time, from
> > within the audio window. Where does the file go? After I quit the
> > song and tried to open again, the file could not be found. I tried
> > importing again. When I put the CD in iTunes opened up and somehow
> > renamed the CD "John Ford Radio"!? Anyway, I figured out that once
> > the file was in the audio window I used the "move" function to copy
> > the file to the song folder.
> >
> > Is there an easier way to do this?
> >
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