VI Clipping

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supersonic
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VI Clipping

Post by supersonic »

Is there a way to save a whole VI wits its virtual instrument channel, MIDI and enclosing Folder as a clipping? Tried but I didn't manage :)
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Re: VI Clipping

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Yes.
Make a time-range selection with all the tracks you need. From the (File?) menu select copy to Clipping. Choose the container where you want it saved (if you don't have any, you must create one beforehand).

The thing that will probably annoy you is that, when you bring your clipping into the DP session, the tracks will show outside of the folder structure and you must move them manually again.
I lost hope MOTU will ever fix this.
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