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MANAGERS 135
Take manager
Menu: "Tools -> Manager -> Take manager"
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + Alt + T
The take manager offers you a convenient option for selecting and organizing recording
takes and loop recordings (view page 81).
When graphical comping with the take composer (view page 137), you can edit together a
new take from available take sections.
Following calculation of destructive effects, a new take is also created, and this becomes
visible in the take manager immediately.
Take manager - Basic working principle
In addition to the audio and MIDI data, Samplitude also saves additional information like the
time position and track where the data was recorded in each recorded file. This data is
stored as take information in the wave project and the MIDI object. For multi-track
recordings, the takes also contain information like which other tracks were involved in the
recording.
This provides the option to assign each recorded passage to a selected section and
thereby mark it as a take of a certain recording.
First, record as many takes of a certain passage as required. If a new take in an arranger
track is recorded over an old one at the same position, no existing data will be overwritten.
The new recordings will be attached to the end or saved to a new file.
If an object from a recording is selected and the take manager is opened, takes from the
same track and original position are searched for in the whole audio material of the project,
and the results are shown as takes.
Note: The take manager only accepts objects that were created by recording, but not
those created by wave or CD import.
Examples for using the take manager
• Select the best takes after some punch loop recording sequences while listening to
playback at the same time
• Find the best takes from several recording sequences using predefined bar positions
• Well-structured display of all available takes in a specific SMPTE period
• Use the take composer to merge the best parts of existing takes of recorded vocals to a
"perfect take"