In the Media Pool you can create databases, which you can then organize, search, and filter to quickly find audio files in your local or network libraries.
There are two folders in the Databases tab:
Project Originals: Lists the audio files in your project. After you import files into your project, they are included in this list.
User Databases: Used to create databases and Virtual Folders to organize the audio files in your libraries.
To create databases:
From the Media Pool Databases tab, do one of the following:
Right-click User Databases and then select New Child > Media Pool Database.
Click +.
Drag and drop one or many folders from your local file browser to a User Databases Virtual Folder.
Enter a name for your database.
To open the Media Pool Database Settings dialog, do one of the following:
Double-click the database.
Right-click the database and then select Database Settings.
Click + to create a path to the folder containing the files you want to search.
Browse to select the folder and then click Select Folder.
OK를 클릭합니다.
The Media Pool scans the files in the selected folder and then adds your file metadata to the database. The files are displayed in the Results pane.
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Open the folder containing the database cache files. |
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Click + to link your library folder to the database. |
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The list of library folders that are added to your database. |
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Click Rescan Database to update your database files after you make changes to the local library folders or in case of a problem with the Strata collection. |
To organize your databases and access files quickly, you can create Virtual Folders and add databases to them. Right-click a folder or database and select any of the following:
New Child > Virtual Folder or Media Pool Database: Creates a new child folder or child database.
New Parent > Virtual Folder: Creates a new parent Virtual Folder where you can add databases.
Delete: Delete your database or folder. Alternatively, you can press the Delete key.
Rename: Rename you database or folder. Alternatively, you can press F2.
Set color: Select a color for a folder or database. A color bar is displayed beside the folder or database name.
Use the Search field at the top of the Results pane to find specific audio files. As you type in the Search field, the Media Pool searches the metadata in the database files and displays matches in the Results pane.
The Results pane displays both the Project Originals and the Database files. Select or deselect the check box next to the folders or databases you want to include or exclude from the search.
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You can only search using text strings. |
As you type, the Results pane is dynamically populated with matches. The best matches appear at the top of the list. You can use the following operators to get more precise results:
Exact phrase: Use double quotes to find a specific phrase, for example, "footstep medium".
Exclude words: Use a hyphen or exclamation mark to remove unwanted results. For example: footstep !concrete.
For more information on the syntax used in searches, see Regular expression reference.
The matches are rated in the Score column with 10 being the best match and 0 being the worst match. To view the Score column, right-clicking the column header and select Show Score.
To choose which metadata fields to search:
Click the gear icon to the right of the Search field and then select the check box for each desired field.
By default, the Results pane displays only the Name and Waveform columns. To configure the columns, do one of the following:
Right-click the column header and select Waveform or Score to view or hide these columns.
Right-click the column header and select Configure Columns and then select the field to display as a column.
In metadata information pane, right-click a field and select Add Field as Column. For example, to add a Sample Rate column, right-click Sample Rate and then select Add Field as Column.
You can create filters to refine the list of audio files in the Results pane.
To create filters by field:
Select a file from the results list. The metadata for that file is displayed in the Metadata pane.
In the Metadata pane, right-click a field and select Add Field Filter. For example, to filter the results by Sample Rate, right-click Sample Rate and then click Add Field Filter.
In the Filters pane, the field is displayed in the Additional Filters box with the operators available for that field.
Select an operator and enter the value.
The Results pane is updated based on the operator and value that you have selected.
To create filters in the Filters pane:
Click the Filters tab.
Click + beside Additional Filters.
Click the pencil icon to select a field you want to filter by.
From the list of fields, select a field.
OK를 클릭합니다.
Select an operator and enter the value.
The Results pane is updated based on the operator and value that you have selected.
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Operator |
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| Name of field |
Includes the name of the field being filtered, the operator, and the value. To change the order of how the filters appear in the Filters pane, right-click the name of the filter and select either Move Up Media Pool Filter at index # or Move Down Media Pool Filter at index #. |
| Include |
Select to filter based on the field. If you deselect this check box, the results are not filtered based on this field. |
| Field |
The metadata field by which to filter the results. |
| Operator |
The operation that defines how to filter the field. This operator changes depending if the field is a text or numeric field. The operators for text fields: !=, =, contains, starts with, ends with, matches regex. The operators for numeric fields: <, <=, !=, =, >=, >. |
| Value |
The value by which the operator filters the results. For example, for the numeric field Sample Rate, you can filter a your results to include only audio files that have a Sample Rate of < 48000 Hz. The operator is less than (<) and the value is 48000. |
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