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Basic Batch Audio Rendering Question
I have seen a lot of detailed information on batch rendering here..but nothing about the basic way of doing it.
I have an audio track that I want separated into different files. I have marked them but every time I chose the option it just renders as one complete file.
My questions are:
Do I mark the selections with a “M” or “N”?
Do I highlight the entire selection?
I am going to Tools, Scripting, Batch Rendering, MP3 128Kbps…do I chose Render project or render selection? It does not give me an option for render regions
Or am I totally off and should be doing this a different way?
I do not care about the names of the files.I know I am missing something simple here..but have tried everything 5 different ways! Thanks in advance.
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Mark your selections with an “r” (region) and try it again.
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It allows me to mark one region with an “R” but then the option doesn’t work..it’s grayed out.
I should be marking each audio song, correct?
Not the entire track? Otherwise how will it know where to divide? -
Mark each and every separate section with an “r” and you should be good to batch render.
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Not to be annoying…but why is the “R” grayed out? It doesn’t allow me to anymore than 1.
Update: figured it out…I had the track highlighted that’s why it wouldn’t work.
Thanks for your help!
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You need to double click each selection to highlight it and then press “r”. You should be able to do this as many times as needed.
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I think I got up too early…
Got the R’s figured out…each song is separated by an R
But still rendering as one track.I am choosing: Batch Render
MP3 128 kbpsDo you highlight? Do I chose Render project/regions etc?
I figured it would be render regions but it’s still giving me one track.
I don’t mean to be annoying but been working on this for an hour and can’t figure it out. -
You didn’t get up too early. I just tried it using the suggestions I’ve made and your template and I only get one file as well. This in spite of the fact that I can see it rendering each separate region 🙁
Got it!! You have to name each region first. Then do your batch render and then it works 🙂
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Ok..update again. I figured it out!
It is very important to double click (like you had said) to select the region. When you do, each region will say 1/2 then 2/3 etc.
I was just hitting the “R” button so it just came up with 1/1 2/2 and that doesn’t work.Just posting this so someone else may not have to struggle like I did.
Thanks for your help John!
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Glad you got it figured out. Happy rendering 🙂
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