Question

Just exported a huge count of stems, it occurred to me that bouncing regions to disk that are time stamped would save a lot of disk space, and time. Often my stems are small snippets of audio for SFX - lots and lots of different tracks with a different VSTi and effects - making lots of virtually empty tracks several minutes long with perhaps a few seconds of audio. It'd' be great to be able to just import into another system using "place at timestamp" function, instead of having everything starting at zero.

Anyone else?

Simon

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I agree and I'll vote for your request

anyway I'll do another request for a more comprehensive implementation of timestamps in S1

Answer 3

Hello I made a post about an odd behavior about the original time stamp.

In fact, in S1 we can spot files to original place. It works fine in S1 when you bring files to a project or move a file from a place to another and want to take it back to its original place.

So I believe the the file itself has indeed a time stamp, but when I bring this file to pro tools, something weird happens. Even if I created the file in S1 from 01h and on, in Pro Tools the original time stamp of the file will be shown as created from 00h and on. I described better the issue in this post:

https://answers.presonus.com/23103/original-time-stamp-issue