| Subject: | How can I electronically "annotate" files for cataloguing |
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purposes ? When I using RavenLite I save files in =96 aif. format and a right click takes me to "file properties" where empty fields could be filled in to describe location, recording quality, weather etc etc =96 all those helpful descriptors that stayed with the file and could be used in an electronic cataloguing system. The .wav format does not allow this. What is the answer =96 save everything as .aif ? Is that something I may regret in future ? (If I stick with "Spectrogram" it will only work with .wav files) Or is there a good system I am not aware of for wav files ? OK that's it. Apologies for the length of this message, I am in training for a hopefully busy spring. Thanks to anyone for further advice. And a big thanks to Klas Strandberg for helping me up a few more rungs of the nature recording ladder ! Chris |
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