How to bounce vst effect tails?

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2012/09/23 19:17:13 (permalink)

How to bounce vst effect tails?

  Sonar X1: When I have an audio track and I trim it to length, then add some massive 10 second delay it cuts off the tail at the end of the audio clip when I bounce or freeze the track, how do I get the tail without having to add in blank audio clips? This seems like a simple task, but for some reason this has always been a pain with sonar. Thanks!
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    backwoods
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    Re:How to bounce vst effect tails? 2012/09/23 19:27:55 (permalink)
    instead of setting the loop length to clip length- make it longer, longer than necessary , then bounce.

     
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    Re:How to bounce vst effect tails? 2012/09/23 19:36:45 (permalink)
    Nope, that didn't work. Bounce doesn't render the delay(vst), so I have to use freeze and I can't make the clip longer because there is other material past the end that I don't want. Also, anyone know how to turn this forum settings so I don't have to enter html for carriage returns?
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    Re:How to bounce vst effect tails? 2012/09/23 19:38:53 (permalink)
    ok I figured it out, you have to "apply trimming" first to the clip in order to actually destructively edit it first, then extend the length (adds blank clip), then freeze. Thanks for the help!
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