09-26-2023, 04:55 PM
Hey tannerlindsay,
thanks for the clarification! In that case the most practical way to proceed from here would be creating snippets of the pieces and exercises you are currently working on as I described in my previous message, I think. Then you would have 2 copies of the songs, one containing only the section and the "original" full book. You could combine the shorter ones in various ways e.g. have one setlist containing everything you need for practicing and lessons and another setlist for a concert. By the way that would not crowd your internal memory because the file only gets stored once.
There would also be a possibility to break up the whole big file in every single section and if you don't want to do everything by hand you could use a csv in which the page ranges for the sections are specified. This is explained in several forum posts, I hope you find something on it by searching for "csv" or "csv import".
But actually the way you're organized right now I think proceeding with snippets would be the best solution as you can kind of "cut out" the sections of the file you need one by one. Also, the snippet method is the only one I would be sure of that it keeps your annotations.
thanks for the clarification! In that case the most practical way to proceed from here would be creating snippets of the pieces and exercises you are currently working on as I described in my previous message, I think. Then you would have 2 copies of the songs, one containing only the section and the "original" full book. You could combine the shorter ones in various ways e.g. have one setlist containing everything you need for practicing and lessons and another setlist for a concert. By the way that would not crowd your internal memory because the file only gets stored once.
There would also be a possibility to break up the whole big file in every single section and if you don't want to do everything by hand you could use a csv in which the page ranges for the sections are specified. This is explained in several forum posts, I hope you find something on it by searching for "csv" or "csv import".
But actually the way you're organized right now I think proceeding with snippets would be the best solution as you can kind of "cut out" the sections of the file you need one by one. Also, the snippet method is the only one I would be sure of that it keeps your annotations.