#Deleting track ids in waveburner manual#

That may not be how you want it to work, but it's how it works. When you substituted the 'silence' RealTrack, that is the same as substituting any RealTrack, and that track regenerated, but since it's silent, you don't hear anything anyway, but the track still gets regenerated.īut yes, you will still see the harmonica listed as an instrument, whether it is playing or not, because that's how BIAB works. Then when you regenerate, it will not bring back the harmonica because it's frozen. You will get a warning that the track is empty, just go with it. If you don't want the harmonica to sound, then just erase the track as you did and then freeze it. You can extend the purple section to tailor the length of silence to suit your needs. Also, should you wish to create a hidden track, simply add an extra region of audio to the end of the album and delete the track ID flags for the last track. If you regenerate the track (either by explicitly regenerating, or by making other changes to your arrangement, such as adding/changing chords, then the harmonica comes back, because that's what's supposed to happen in BIAB, since the harmonica is part of the style definition. Here you can also manage the 'track start' ID flags to create the right start point for each track. From the above definition, it is clear that a song needs to include some words to be.

#Deleting track ids in waveburner manual#

And the user manual actually states that's what happens. He is also a recording engineer and producer for his own 24-track. All you've done is removed the audio/MIDI data, but the track is still there. The problem is that the track is defined in the style you selected. I'm guessing you want nothing showing in that track and it should turn white (not green). I suspect the problem you are having is that the track still displays as if the harmonica were there. If you hit play after doing that (not Regenerate), then the harmonica will be gone. Select the items you want to restore and then choose Restore. A new browser tab opens with the query that lists work items added to the Recycle Bin. If you don't see the Recycle Bin option, choose More commands and choose it from the menu of options. If you 'erase' the track, you aren't actually removing the track, you are just removing the audio and/or MIDI data on the track. Choose Boards>Work Items and then choose the Recycle Bin. If you generate the arrangement using this style, you will hear the harmonica. Place the Edit Point (red vertical line) in the Waveform area at desired location, select Track Start Mark (F9). I think I see what you are getting at, but it does work as expected. Select the Title Bar of a song, then under the Mark menu at the top, select Track Start Mark (F9). I just played with it using '_BLZ_MNH' (the leading underscore is part of the style name, which indicates a RealStyle).