06-21-2019, 12:06 AM
Hello @all,
after i create a snippet - which is according to the manual derived new song: Where do I find it in the file system?
I do understand that all annotations and further properties are related to a "song document" by respective data tables instead of creating new files. But as the new snippet is, at least in my understanding, a new song that is derived, but not identical, to the old one I would expect a new document to be created accordingly, administering its own set of properties and annotations independently from the original source.
In addition it would help and streamline the process of snippet creation significantly, imho, if the new song/snippet title would be algorithmically derived from the old file name, like attaching a "-sn4" to a newly created filename's basename for the 4th snippet derived from the original one.
Kind regards,
Petra
after i create a snippet - which is according to the manual derived new song: Where do I find it in the file system?
I do understand that all annotations and further properties are related to a "song document" by respective data tables instead of creating new files. But as the new snippet is, at least in my understanding, a new song that is derived, but not identical, to the old one I would expect a new document to be created accordingly, administering its own set of properties and annotations independently from the original source.
In addition it would help and streamline the process of snippet creation significantly, imho, if the new song/snippet title would be algorithmically derived from the old file name, like attaching a "-sn4" to a newly created filename's basename for the 4th snippet derived from the original one.
Kind regards,
Petra
Playing classical music on a wind controller hobby-wise - and tired of carrying around tons of paper sheets. 