No Search clip? Relink 2+ clip?

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September 9, 2018
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Hi everyone!

I have a question about "search for a clip in timeline" by clip name. I need to relink the clip, but I renamed some files. Now the app asks me to link, but the timeline is huge, with many tracks. There's no ctrl+F function?? Not a simple "Find.."? What about click the name at Files panel and go to the timeline's location?
A panel to a search for a clip's all inserts by name? Nothing? Really?

And what about relink more than 1 clip to the same file? Not possible too?

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Correct answer ryclark

Usually when Re-linking clips in Audition many of them will be in the same location (if you are well organised). In that case Audition should find and re-link all missing clips from that same location.

if you are really lost and don't know where to look you could open your .sesx file in a .xml reading app like a web browser and see where Audition thinks the files ought to be. All Absolute and Relative path names for files used in a session are listed towards the end of the .sesx file.

</metronomeTrack></metronome></session>
<files>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\CloseMic_001.wav" id="0" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/CloseMic_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo R_001.wav" id="1" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo R_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\DistMic_001.wav" id="2" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/DistMic_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo L_001.wav" id="3" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo L_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Piano_001.wav" id="4" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Piano_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo C_001.wav" id="5" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo C_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo C_002.wav" id="6" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo C_002.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Piano_002.wav" id="7" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Piano_002.wav"/>

ryclarkCorrect answer

Participating Frequently

Usually when Re-linking clips in Audition many of them will be in the same location (if you are well organised). In that case Audition should find and re-link all missing clips from that same location.

if you are really lost and don't know where to look you could open your .sesx file in a .xml reading app like a web browser and see where Audition thinks the files ought to be. All Absolute and Relative path names for files used in a session are listed towards the end of the .sesx file.

</metronomeTrack></metronome></session>
<files>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\CloseMic_001.wav" id="0" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/CloseMic_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo R_001.wav" id="1" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo R_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\DistMic_001.wav" id="2" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/DistMic_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo L_001.wav" id="3" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo L_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Piano_001.wav" id="4" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Piano_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo C_001.wav" id="5" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo C_001.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Solo C_002.wav" id="6" mediaHandler="AmioWav"
relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Solo C_002.wav"/>
<file absolutePath="D:\MWMVC\ColePorter_Recorded\Piano_002.wav" id="7" mediaHandler="AmioWav" relativePath="ColePorter_Recorded/Piano_002.wav"/>

SteveG_AudioMasters_

Community Expert

So basically you've created a session, and then deliberately renamed files referenced in it? Caveat Emptor...

If you use File>Reveal in explorer, then the Ctrl+F function is available.

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LucyXAuthor

Participant

Well, saying like this seems stupid, but wasn't exactly easy this..
First my audition created 44100hz files from lower level files. Than I renamed the originals for organize, I have gigas of sfx and nedded a cleaned view. Than I had a saddly situation, got a virus in my computer and needed a reinstallation of system. In this process I lost the folder of 44100 files. So.. now I still had the sesx file, but not some linked ones inside. See? It happens... kkk

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