วีดีโอ

Hey, thanks. If you go into your file browser, just navigate to the folder where you saved the project and you'll find each track is saved as a separate file on your computer. No export required.

Thank you. You are very kind. I'm sorry I haven't been making new videos lately, but one day I hope to get back to it. Thanks again.

@@hohsermon4473 Sure. What are you looking for? Themes, or just an export of a full service? Send me an email address and I can try to attach some stuff.

I'd assume that if you own the content and don't violate any other terms of service, you should be good with a reposting. You can only edit your own videos, so it's the same as if you had edited the original before uploading it.

Great to hear!

Me too!

I'm not really sure. I've never done any Shorts. Sorry.

In my setup, the output from my sound console that goes to the software is Post-PreAmp, but Pre-processing and Pre-fader. Changes to gain do seem to impact input levels in the software, but I'm not aware of software trim in TracksLive.

You shouldn't use digital trim for recording. You're just running the risk of clipping the inputs. Just record at 24 bits (if supported) and adjust the gain (if needed) afterwards on the console / in the mixer.

Thanks for checking out the video. Let me start by saying that I'm not a TracksLive expert, but I still want to help. I do know that you can change the routing of the audio by changing the order of the tracks. Let's say that you want what was originally recorded on track 10 to be played back on track 2, you can just drag and drop that track to change the order when you do playback. If you are on a Mac, you can create an aggregate device in Audio Midi Setup to give you some flexibility with your ins and outs. As for how to route that to your madiface, I can't say for sure. Every interface is a little different. There are some software tools that can be helpful and maybe I can make some videos about that later, but I think you could accomplish this with some third-party software routing using a program like Loopback by Rogue Amoeba, for example.

Look into creating a "Aggregate device" (on a mac) where you can combine multiple audio output devices into "one" that is seen by software like Tracks Live

I don't believe you need that. TH-cam lets you download your content from TH-cam Studio, but depending on your account, you may only get a lower quality version.

That's an interesting observation. I just went back to that event and it's currently showing as pink, not gray. My first thought was that I didn't have any team assigned to rehearsals, but that's not the case. I also thought that maybe there wasn't anything for someone to rehearse, but when I go to the rehearsal tab, I can see that the song I've added is there. I have to say, in this case I cannot answer why it showed like this when I filmed the video. I have also looked at many of my past, current, and future event plans and all of them show the day for the rehearsal in the same color as the main event, so nothing really is standing out. If I find an answer for this, I'll be sure to drop another reply to the comment. Thanks for checking out the video and asking more.

Thanks for filling in the gaps here. It really has been a great little piece of tech, even if over-the-air TV is less popular.

@@mercyhillproduction I kept a list of the channels I was viewing on cable for a few weeks and realized that I could receive ALL of those channels over the air. I then dropped the TV portion of my cable. That said, you need a good outside antenna in most cases. "Antenna Man" on TH-cam produces a lot of accurate video's on antennas and installations. The cost of antennas has doubled during the last 12 mo. Demand is going up as people realize they don't need that monthly expense. Yet, there's alot of miss information. Many HOA's still don't allow outside antennas, but are in violation of FCC law. The FCC mandates by law that antennas WILL be permitted by anyone, anywhere to obtain reception. So yes, it's still less popular, but that's changing. The HDHomeRun makes it alot easier to make the switch.

Try using a Plex server with the Plex Pass, and you'll have access from anywhere. I don't have a tutorial on this, but there are plenty of tutorials out there. I've set it up using Plex and it's such a great experience.

@@mercyhillproduction The HdHomeRun software requires you to have a live internet connection for ANY channel. Not good if you're off grid or in an emergency. Plex will work without the internet.