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The File Submenu

Pressing the File Soft Key brings up a menu allowing a number of options connected with publishing projects. If you choose publish, purge or export, the screen changes, allowing you to browse and choose a project for action

(the currently open project is always the first to be highlighted, allowing you to choose it immediately). Pressing the ENTER key starts the process.

Print

Gate EQ

Go

Audio

Base publish export import purge

GPI

ADR

Edit

Loop

Export

MFX

Preroll

Offset

Edit

Mark

Press this Soft Key, then choose a Project,

Text File or WAVE file to be published.

Press ENTER to start the publication process.

Imports a text file from another computer and uses it as part of the publication process. See Publishing with a Text File for details.

Publishes a Project or Text File, and produces a text output file at the same time. This can be automatically exported to another computer if required. (See Publishing with a

Text File for details.) Press the Soft Key, choose the target

Project or Text File, then press ENTER.

Removes all database Clip

Records derived from the selected

Project. Press the Soft Key, choose a Project file to be purged, then press ENTER.

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Clips borrowed from other Projects (including as a result of paste or extend) are not published.

If there are two or more clips with the same name in a project, they will appear separately in AudioBase when it is published. You will be able to give them different descriptions and categories if you wish.

If you perform any Space Menu operations on a project (dispose, commit or pack), it must be republished, as some Clip Records may no longer point at the right audio data.

If the cursor is placed on a Folder, on the left side of the File Page, it is possible to publish the entire contents of the folder, which may be FAME Project files or WAVE files.

It is possible to publish a single clip or group of clips by exporting them as WAVE files and simultaneously publishing them. For more details see the Export Menu.

Republishing a Project

If a project has been published before, publishing it again will affect Clip Records whose originating clips have changed. The following description refers to changes that have been made to the project between publishing and republishing. Editable data refers to data in the Name, Category, Description and User fields that has been added or changed using the Edit Submenu since original publication. Automatic data means data that is inherent to the clip, such as Sample Rate, Project, Duration etc.

Change

Erase clip

Result after Republication

Gone from database

Create new clip Added to database under current clip name

Copy clip “Sound 1” without changing its name Two Clip Records called Sound 1 with the same editable and automatic data.

Split Clip Two Clip Records called Sound 1 with the same editable data, different duration.

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