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On Oct 1, 2004, at 10:28, GAmoore@... wrote:
>> You can set the freeze format to 24 bits. Then freeze, copy the
files
>> out of the freeze file folder and import them
>>
> BUt they have strange names.
I don't find those names strange at all. It's just the name of the
track that was frozen.
> How do you keep track of that?
You can rename the copies if you want.
> And I didn't
> think they were AIFF - i thought it was some floating point format.
> Can they be
> chopped up?
You have to set the preferences for the freeze format. If you set it to
24 bit they can be chopped up or edited like any other other aiff file.
If you set the freeze format to 32 bit floating point you wont be able
to import them to arrange window tracks or edit them.
All the best
Per Boysen
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