In our guide to markers and notes we explained how to place markers during a recording. This page summarises best practices for working with these in your chosen audio editor (DAW).
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Watch a quick tutorial video.
Watch a quick tutorial video.
Hindenburg is a great editor tuned for spoken-word content, and it supports Cleanfeed markers.
Hindenburg reserves markers number 1 and 2 for the start, and end of your session respectively. So your personalised markers begin at number 3.
Import the audio files into your session, then:
Be sure to use the Audition-specific file. Audition has some quirks when importing markers, one of which is that it's actually a tab-separated file masquerading as a CSV (comma-separated) file.
Reaper is another popular audio editing tool. Regions and markers are global in the Reaper session, and the steps to import them from Cleanfeed are: