merging tracks from three OMFs - error message
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merging tracks from three OMFs - error message
by toastworks » Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:45 pm
I've got a 30 minute short for which I'm about to do a sound mix. I've used DP (6.01 in my case) for recording/mixing music, but this is my first foray into film using DP.
I made three separate OMF files from Final Cut and my intent is to merge them all into one DP project. Here's what I did:
Opened OMF part one into my new master project file in DP. Saved it and closed it.
Opened OMF part two (of three) and copied the contents. Saved and closed it.
Re-opened the master DP project file and used Merge to merge the copied contents into my master file. Went great.
Opened OMF part three. Copied. Closed.
Re-opened the master DP project file and tried to merge.
Then I got an error message:
"You can only merge into tracks whose types match the tracks on the clipboard. The conductor track 'Conductor' does not match the voice track 'Track 6'."
I can't seem to find a work around... even tried using Paste instead of Merge.
Any ideas?
I made three separate OMF files from Final Cut and my intent is to merge them all into one DP project. Here's what I did:
Opened OMF part one into my new master project file in DP. Saved it and closed it.
Opened OMF part two (of three) and copied the contents. Saved and closed it.
Re-opened the master DP project file and used Merge to merge the copied contents into my master file. Went great.
Opened OMF part three. Copied. Closed.
Re-opened the master DP project file and tried to merge.
Then I got an error message:
"You can only merge into tracks whose types match the tracks on the clipboard. The conductor track 'Conductor' does not match the voice track 'Track 6'."
I can't seem to find a work around... even tried using Paste instead of Merge.
Any ideas?
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Re: merging tracks from three OMFs - error message
by MIDI Life Crisis » Tue Aug 09, 2011 8:00 am
That either a track type mismatch or the # of tracks you copied doesn't match. But you can also just bounce your files and import to your master sequence if it's only a few. If you are using Bwave files the time stamp should remain for placement.
You might also LOAD the sequence (containing the data you want in the master file) from the OMF in question and copy and paste from within the same project instead of closing one and opening another.
You might also LOAD the sequence (containing the data you want in the master file) from the OMF in question and copy and paste from within the same project instead of closing one and opening another.
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Re: merging tracks from three OMFs - error message
by toastworks » Tue Aug 09, 2011 9:35 am
Totally fixed it. The last part of my project didn't have assets on every track, so I inserted slugs on the tracks on which there weren't anything, and that way, all the tracks lined up with the ones from the other parts.
Thank you berry much.
Thank you berry much.
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