Recording session’s tracks nomenclature



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yyy777
08-08-2018, 05:26 PM
In this post I have asked some vital questions but got no answers: Thread 205823

Can anyone write an answer there to those questions? Or explain here what are the differences in that naming system? Or at least refer me to some article or post about that subject?


yyy777
09-13-2018, 06:30 PM
I really would like to know, just why

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if a given set [like this one] denotes a track as

1m1v9alt

and others as

1m8a 4.01
1m8a 4.04
1m8b-9
1m8b-9

and others as

3m24v7

why just not use one system?

I mean what is the difference between using "alt" to denote an "alternative" version, adding letters in alphabetical order and using "v" to denote "version" of a cue?[I]
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