Hey there LUGgers! :) This might have been covered earlier (I can't find a thread) but once you have added files into a session via the audio > add audio file window, is there a way of selecting all of them and adding them into the arrange window in one hit? I'm finding that drag and drop will only allow me to add one at a time, even if I do a 'select all' first. I feel really dumb not knowing this, because I keep forgetting to find out if there's a solution and usually work around it to get the job done. If this has been covered earlier, please direct me to the post or copy & paste the answer to me! Thanks everyone. Dags

Darren.McKinty@n... wrote: > Hey there LUGgers! :) > > This might have been covered earlier (I can't find a thread) but once you have > added files into a session via > the audio > add audio file window, is there a way of selecting all of them and > adding them into the arrange window in one hit? > > I'm finding that drag and drop will only allow me to add one at a time, even if > I do a 'select all' first. > > I feel really dumb not knowing this, because I keep forgetting to find out if > there's a solution and usually work > around it to get the job done. > > If this has been covered earlier, please direct me to the post or copy & paste > the answer to me! > > Thanks everyone. > > Dags The manual seems to imply that dragging files from the desktop can be done in multiples but not being able to add multiple files from the audio window is essential for even the most rudimentary audio applications. Logic has many powerful features but it is flabbergasting that they have never updated this. Mike http://www.mmeproductions.com

> Darren.McKinty@n... wrote: > > This might have been covered earlier (I can't find a thread) but once you have > > added files into a session via > > the audio > add audio file window, is there a way of selecting all of them and > > adding them into the arrange window in one hit? > > I'm finding that drag and drop will only allow me to add one at a time, even if > > I do a 'select all' first. > > I feel really dumb not knowing this, because I keep forgetting to find out if > > there's a solution and usually work > > around it to get the job done. > > If this has been covered earlier, please direct me to the post or copy & paste > > the answer to me! > > Thanks everyone. > > Dags "Mike" <mmeprod@m...> wrote: > The manual seems to imply that dragging files from the desktop can be > done in multiples but not being able to add multiple files from the > audio window is essential for even the most rudimentary audio > applications. Logic has many powerful features but it is > flabbergasting that they have never updated this. > Mike http://www.mmeproductions.com I just tried dragging from explorer "win xp LAWG5.3" and when selecting multiple files, only one file makes it to arrange. This is indeed a feature that should be working. regards Mikael Adle http://www.mp3.com/MikaelAdle

> From: "Mike" <mmeprod@...> > > The manual seems to imply that dragging files from the desktop can be > done in multiples but not being able to add multiple files from the > audio window is essential for even the most rudimentary audio > applications. Logic has many powerful features but it is > flabbergasting that they have never updated this. > i agree! peace, nassau

> > The manual seems to imply that dragging files from the desktop can be > > done in multiples but not being able to add multiple files from the > > audio window is essential for even the most rudimentary audio > > applications. Logic has many powerful features but it is > > flabbergasting that they have never updated this. > > > i agree! > > peace, nassau Me 2! - Put it on the list! RJ

> > > The manual seems to imply that dragging files from the desktop can be > > > done in multiples but not being able to add multiple files from the > > > audio window is essential for even the most rudimentary audio > > > applications. Logic has many powerful features but it is > > > flabbergasting that they have never updated this. > > > > > i agree! > > > > peace, nassau "Roger Jackson" <scores@r...> wrote: > Me 2! - Put it on the list! I was looking for a way to merge a whole bunch of pairs of stereo wav files - Close miked drum samples and their relevant Room mics - and be able to repeat this with varying levels. As I was dealing with operations done on pairs of files rather than a string of individual files I could not figure out how to use Sound Forge Batch Converter to automate this for me. So I decided to use Logic.... One track for close miked samples one after the other and a second track with the Room mics and the fader set at -8dB. There were about 1066 samples in total. Because I couldn't drag multiples files onto the Arrange window, guess how long it took me to do it one by one?! Admittedly this is not something a lot of people would want to do but the idea of throwing a bunch of audio files onto the arrange page at once and "arranging" them how you would like seemed to me to be a standard requirement of software like this. If anyone knows a better way of doing this (batch file merge) I would be very grateful!