Save your Tracks Live sessions as you normally would. On Windows 10 or Windows 7, it is very similar, e.g. On macOS (or Mac OS X), this is equivalent to your 🏠 folder, e.g.

This character is a Unix shell alias for your home directory. 💡 In the examples below, you will frequently see the character ~ used in paths. You will need enough space in your destination location to hold these files. The example below will make a new copy of all files in a new location. If you are are on a budget, and need something that will do more than recording and playback, give Ardour a try. 💡 Waves Tracks Live is a heavily striped down version of the open source DAW software Ardour. See the Installation section below for the necessary steps. To compile the code, the Go programming language must be installed, and the source code and relative libraries installed. The software is distributed as source code.

Session numbers are placed before track numbers, which groups the sessions together.

Files are renamed according to their original channel names, or the Pro Tools output patch names.

This software is designed to solve the above problems. Dragging all the tracks sorted this way into Pro Tools requires manually resorting the tracks by hand.

Tracks are sorted alphabetically by track number then session number, making it difficult to pull out all tracks relating to just a single session.

The file names by default have the format 'Track XX-Y.wav' (XX=track number, and Y=session number), giving no indication of the original channel name.

Unfortunately, once the event is over, getting those files into Pro Tools or another DAW can be a pain for several reasons. Waves Tracks is an invaluable tool for doing a multi-track recording during a live event. Tracks is a tool to rename audio files generated by Waves Tracks Live based on channel or output names from an Avid VENUE™ (version 4.5.x or earlier) patch file.

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