ddjj wrote:Good morning!
Just to let u know what I am doing!
I have crashes in 3.2 therefore I am using the 2.6 version currently:
I have two collection files named 3.2 and 2.6!
I use 3.2 to update my collection, and analyze the tracks under 3.2.
Then I resave the file to 2.6 and use Cross 2.6 for giging!
I have both directories that u say above but I use my own directory to save the peak files that have been now been all analyzed using 3.2 (C:\Users\jim\Music\MixVibes\Peak)....
the "peak" directory is empty and the analyses has only 291 files out of 9000 tracks that I have....hope this make sense!
DDJJ
OK, so that is backward of what I do.
I gig primarily with 2.6 and use 3.2 for MIDI research.
I don't like the smaller waveforms in 3.2 and the broken beatmatcher.
Not suggesting that this is what you should do, this is what worked for me in my workflow. (you probably not going to like this)
I analyzed, cued, and looped all my track in in 2.6. By default that would save the files in
Mixvibes\Cross\peaks\
Then I sort the directory by date created.
The newly created peak files will be obvious to your view.
Copy the new peak files (the 1st time was an all file dump) to the
Mixvibes\Analyses
This is were versions 3.x store the peak files.
Open Cross 3.2 and set the analyses for peak only.
then you can analyze the new tracks or analyzed all if you want (it won't hurt the files already there as long as it is for peak only)
your new 3.2 compatible peak files will retain all the cue, locator, beatgrid, and loop information that was already generated in 2.6 and the grid will match perfectly between the deck waveforms and the beatmatcher.
I only keep one collection and it work perfectly for both versions.