Batch trimming/bounce

Question

Hi,
I have around 240 audio files that are around 31 seconds each. I now want to create a 10-15 second version of each file and can't think of a quick and easy way to do this without bouncing down every file again. I want to trim each file at exactly the same point and the only ways I can think of doing this are:
1. Selecting each file in the audio window and trimming them at the same points.
or
2. Putting the files onto an individual audio track, selecting the bounce function and then entering the start and end points in the bounce dialog window.
However, the number of audio tracks available to me is much lower than 240 - and either way I would have my work cut out doing every track individually.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated,
Jack

Answer 1

Well, the cutting process was explained so it could be done in, like, 2 minutes.
To answer your question, A procedure such as this could be done by creating a simple macro of Key Commands which could:
step to next region
switch to the sample editor
perform the fade
switch back to the arrange
Repeat 240 times
If you had no batch processor, it could be done almost as easily ( and almost as quickly ) as using a batch processor. Of course, Accelerando integrates with several components of your OS and other applications, including Peak Pro and Sample Manager - both of which have very good Batch capabilities.
J