Baseman
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Bounce V-Vocal
Hi there:) Some Problems with V-Vocal or how to do it: I've a vocal track with one FX send (Reverb) and Pro Channel with EQ and Compressor activated. Now I make a V-Vocal Clip of one of those clips. After editing I want to bounce it to a new track or it doesn't matter on the same track, but I don't want the new clip to have bounced the pro channel and the reverb in the new clip!! So I want to have just the processed V-Vocal clip in it without the EQ and the Compressor. Which is the best and fastest way to do it?? I've only clicked on the Clip Automation for bouncing, but it seemd to have the EQ and the compressor in the new clip:( Now I'm working different, moving the clip to a new track with nothing in it, then work with V-Vocal, bounce it to a new track and put it back to the original track, where I can then change the EQ and Compression settings after V-Vocal correction. Is there any other way or which are the right settings to bounce only the V-Vocal Settings to a new clip???(Without EQ and Compression(Pro Channel)) Thank you for answering;) Baseman.
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Re:Bounce V-Vocal
2012/06/20 18:46:15
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Right Click on clip and select bounce clip
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Baseman
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Re:Bounce V-Vocal
2012/06/21 03:22:40
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HI:) @Freex WOW!! That easy?? I ever thaught, this function is only for putting Clips together, haven't found anything about the V-Vocal Clipbounce function in the Manual. Thanks a lot!!!!! Baseman.
post edited by Baseman - 2012/06/21 03:29:44
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Kalle Rantaaho
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Re:Bounce V-Vocal
2012/06/21 04:12:22
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I've never known that "Bounce to clip" does not include the track FX. I must try before I believe, but if that's how it works, then this is a very nice bit of information. Thanks!
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Bristol_Jonesey
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Re:Bounce V-Vocal
2012/06/21 04:28:51
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No need to try Kalle - Bounce to Clip does NOT include track Fx.
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Re:Bounce V-Vocal
2012/06/21 06:09:20
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But "Bounce to clip" does include clip FX, envelopes, fades, etc... right?
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Re:Bounce V-Vocal
2012/06/21 07:06:57
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Clip Fx & automation Yes - Track Fx No
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Re:Bounce V-Vocal
2012/06/21 08:47:37
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you can also use apply audio and it will process the FX (note: it applies all of the FX in the FX bin) and it stays right in the same track.
I use melodyne and when I get it right that is very often what I do...one less track to deal with in the final mix down. If you are fixing a track's vocals and it's now correct..... do you really need to keep that old out of tune track? I don't.
In addition, once the FX is applied, the FX are also removed from the track and project.
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