Jeff_Creative_Octopus

Problem is solved. Solution I've found after many trial and errors: When the original file is split at the bookmarks, I save each individual file manually. I've found that the file's name is shown at the topbar of the window. So when I'm saving and naming the files manually, I can quickly capture the file's (bookmarked) name.

Dear Wavepad Users and Admins, Firstly, I'd like to thank NCH for the existence and production of Wavepad Audio Editor. At this moment, I'm really new to the world of audio recording, editing, mixing, etc., and Wavepad offers me all the features and tools I currently need to develop my audio skills. In order to explain my problem, I'd like to give some brief information. I'm a novice bass player. Recording my practice sessions really benefits me regarding the development of necessary skills that allow me to fully express myself musically. I found out that I really needed a DAW that features the use of 'Bookmarks', because those bookmarks help me to efficiently create an overview of patterns, sounds, etc., and to quickly identify a certain pattern/sound during ánd after a recording. Finding out that Wavepad offered this feature was a lifesafer to me! Even more, I found that Wavepad had much.. much more to offer than just that. So, in a nutshell, I greatly enjoy using Wavepad. It enables me to efficiently record, mark, edit, and mix my music, with the knowledge and skills I currently have. So, I thank you guys for creating this awesome audio editing software!? I'd like to give some information before adressing my problem, so you are hopefully able to understand the problem. The main point of this brief information is this: The main feature a DAW has offer me, is the use of Bookmarks and being able to save audio files according to their assigned Bookmark's Name. Right, now I'll mention the problem I experienced lately. In order to get more familiar with Wavepad's features I decided to give myself an assignment, which demands me to use each feature I found necessary to get familiar with. As an 'assignment' to myself I recorded some random gibberish and inserted a few bookmarks. My goal here is the following: - Save these 'split' files while each file keeps their assigned Bookmark's name (Problem) Below are the steps I take to achieve this during such an assignment: Record something, insert two or three Bookmarks where necessary, and Name them. Save the original file, name it accordingly. Go to the original audio file opened in Wavepad and split them at the bookmarks. (Each individual file now has the name: ProjectName_Bookmarkname_Filetype). In the Menu of 'Splitting Files', I click on 'Save to Folder', select the appropriate folder, set output name, and click on 'Split'. Appearance of Error Message: "One or more of the split files was not able to be saved.'' (read: None of the split files are saved) I looked this problem up at the Wavepad Forum and found a thread in which an expert and guru gave advice to a problem, which was 90% similar to mine. So I tried their advice, and this is what I tried: Record something, insert two or three Bookmarks where necessary, and Name them. Save the original file and name it accordingly. Go to the original audio file opened in Wavepad and split them at the bookmarks. (Each individual file now has the name: ProjectName_Bookmarkname_Filetype). In the Menu of 'Splitting Files', I click on 'Open in Editor'. Close original file. Save first split file with 'Save File As..' and name accordingly. Open the second file in Wavepad and click on 'Save All Files'. Here I click on the first split file so the name appears in the title bar, and add the bookmark's name like: ProjectTitle_Bookmark'sName. From this point on I experience problems. It's hard to remember each split file's bookmark title when I have to split a 60-minute-audiofile into 18 seperate segments. It would be great if Wavepad enables the user to save 'Split Files at Bookmarks' with the 'Save All Files' option, and that each file keeps the Bookmark's name. However, this doesn't seem to be a possibility, as far as I have seen, found, and experienced. My question to you all is, do you have any advice or suggestion for me to get this done - if this is possible of course. I thank you in advance for your reply, because this thread is quite extensive. However, I'd like to explain myself as best to my ability, so to inform you well about my situation and experienced problems with Wavepad.