ed3120
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Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
How do you freeze multiple audio tracks simultaneously? I've tried highlighting several tracks and choosing Tracks - Freeze, but that doesn't do anything. I end up having to click on an individual track, click the freeze icon, wait 10 minutes for it to freeze, and then go onto the next track. It is very tedious. I'm using 8.5.
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Slugbaby
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/02/28 08:55:36
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You freeze synths, not audio tracks. This releases the RAM that the synthesizer uses to process the MIDI data. What are you trying to accomplish with freezing the audio?
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ed3120
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/02/28 17:39:55
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i thought that you freeze audio that has been edited with audiosnap, so that the Sonar engine doesn't need to perform any live renderin. I assumes the purpose was for lower CPU usage at playback and faster exports, since a lpt of the wprk would be already complete.
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/02/28 18:33:32
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How do you freeze multiple audio tracks simultaneously? I've tried highlighting several tracks and choosing Tracks - Freeze, but that doesn't do anything. I end up having to click on an individual track, click the freeze icon, wait 10 minutes for it to freeze, and then go onto the next track. It is very tedious. I'm using 8.5. That, unfortunately, is how it must be done. We've been asking for a group freeze (you should be able to select multiple tracks and freeze them all at once, or perhaps a freeze button on track folder headers) for almost as long as there has been a freeze function. Every year, I hold out hope that maybe this is the year we get it, only to be disappointed again. But I'm still optimistic about X2!
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ed3120
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/02/28 18:41:14
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Each of my track has multiple audio clips. If I unfreeze a track, make a small edit to one of the clips, then refreeze, does it have to reprocess every clip in the track, or just the edited ones?
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Bristol_Jonesey
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/03/01 06:10:23
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I end up having to click on an individual track, click the freeze icon, wait 10 minutes for it to freeze, and then go onto the next track This doesn't sound right to me. Most of my synth tracks will freeze in under 30 seconds. The only ones that don't are synths like BFD2 which can take an absolute age to freeze properly.
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/03/01 06:34:09
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I've noted long freeze times with Audiosnap too. I'd love to see a workaround to this. Child
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/03/01 07:07:34
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Bounce the A/S clips down would be my suggestion.
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/03/01 07:38:47
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Trouble is when I did that (bounced down to a stereo track) and then went back to the audiosnapped tracks a bunch of transients had moved themselves about so I had to redo my (manual) quantising. Child
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/03/01 17:49:07
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Each of my track has multiple audio clips. If I unfreeze a track, make a small edit to one of the clips, then refreeze, does it have to reprocess every clip in the track, or just the edited ones? Yup, it's a per-track feature, which means you cannot freeze or unfreeze individual clips on the same track. You can, however, bounce individual clips. If you bounce to a separate "bounce track" (as opposed to an in-place bounce) and mute the original clip, you'll get the same functionality as freezing individual clips, but without the convenience of the one-click freeze/unfreeze. I have to agree with Jonesey that 10 minutes does seem like an awfully long time to freeze a single track. You might try tweaking the BounceBufSizeMSec variable in aud.ini. The default is 0 but you can set it up to 350ms and trade off RAM usage for bounce speed.
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2011/03/02 01:14:18
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This has been one of my major peeves also. I regularly mix 60 - 80 audio tracks, and trust me Slugbaby, if I didn't freeze my drums and vox, I'd never be able to even press play! :O) Esp since I submix to many busses and external FX, so every bit of CPU is desperately needed. But freezing 16 drum tracks with Drummagog, Waves etc etc literally takes hours. All I want is to click "group freeze" and go watch a movie!
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2012/03/03 05:57:26
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Please add group freeze and thaw feature!!!
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Re:Freezing Multiple Audio Tracks
2013/08/28 14:58:35
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Surely someone has written a CAL script or something to do this??? AND DON'T CALL ME SHIRLEY!
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