alienjuggernaut
Is it possible to have VDJ specifically put stems in a folder without it trying to create further structure?
M:\Electronic\DJ_Shadow\stems
In there, no other folder.
ie, It scans a new music folder, and if there is any music in the folder, it creates a \stems\ folder.
Yes, I understand the 'purpose' of THEIR structure, but as an adult, I prefer to handle most things on my own knowing the risks.
I have programs that I can point to look for a STEMS folder, but not some randomazz named thing.
/tyia/
M:\Electronic\DJ_Shadow\stems
In there, no other folder.
ie, It scans a new music folder, and if there is any music in the folder, it creates a \stems\ folder.
Yes, I understand the 'purpose' of THEIR structure, but as an adult, I prefer to handle most things on my own knowing the risks.
I have programs that I can point to look for a STEMS folder, but not some randomazz named thing.
/tyia/
Mensajes Sat 08 Feb 25 @ 10:19 pm
PhantomDeejay
Prepared stems can either be saved next to the original file, or inside a folder with a special subfolder structure.
The special subfolder structure is necessary to make sure that 2 different songs that share the same filename are not mixed by mistake and they have their own SEPARATE stem files.
Having different files with the same filename on different folders is NOT uncommon for a lot of DJs
The special subfolder structure is necessary to make sure that 2 different songs that share the same filename are not mixed by mistake and they have their own SEPARATE stem files.
Having different files with the same filename on different folders is NOT uncommon for a lot of DJs
Mensajes Sun 09 Feb 25 @ 1:01 am