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Sometime in the last few days CW has again censored the board. this time they changed the title of this thread. It used to be "V-Vocal cronus.dll CRASH - OPEN LETTER - I am not gonna take this s*** anymore.".

Ever thought that what you post NEEDS censoring?

Bristol_Jonesey


bratwurst?

What has bratwurst got to do with it?



Ever thought that what you post NEEDS censoring?

nprime

BTW, I think CW has shown extreme leniency in allowing this sort highly confrontational post to exist on their forums, any other manufacturer forum that I know of would have nuked it day one.

Bristol_Jonesey


bratwurst?

What has bratwurst got to do with it?



Ever thought that what you post NEEDS censoring?

Sijel

BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW --BORED NOW -- Oh....V VOCAL RULES!!!!!!!!!!!

 
<successfully tweaked with V-Vocal to be a 3rd higher harmony>

 

Sijel

Class in a Glass haha :-)

LOL
hey... wait a minute... is that some sort of Cockney Rhyming slang you just threw at me?!
 
 
 
haha no, but isnt it great how we have diluted the thread down to class, glass and ass haha i love it!!! This probably isnt grammatically correct but as my queen invented the language and invaded most of your countries to make you all speak it, then tough titty!!!
:-) i love you all

Sijel

my workflow is to work a single clip and then bounce before moving on, never having multiple clips open.

 
I use this workflow as well and don't see problems.  I HAVE seen problems if you leave V-Vocal open and/or keep multiple V-Voval clips un-bounced.
Here's what works for me:

1. Break tracks into clips - editting at the silent parts. I find it's best to use the smallest clip duration that you need to get the job done.  I do NOT ever try correcting an entire track clip (but maybe that's because I use V-Vocal surgically or for effect).
2. Save my project (!!!)
3. Enable track layers on the track in question
4. Create a V-Vocal clip using the right click menu option on the original clip. 
5. Move that new V-vocal clip (which is by default ON TOP of the original clip) down using SHIFT-drag to an open layer.  You willl now see the original track with the red mute symbol (i.e., a crossed out O).  [Shift-drag keeps the clip aligned to the original clip.]
6. Operate in the V-Vocal Editor to your heart's (or ear's) content
7. CLOSE the V-Vocal Editor and IMMEDIATELY "Bounce to Clip" - this is very important!  If you leave this Editor open or don't bounce this Clip, you will most likely encounter a problem as you keep working
8. Listen for a few times to make sure the new clip is ok... and then File...Save (use a new version number if you wish and add a comment on what track you V-vocaled.).   If you don't like what you heard, you can delete the V-Vocal track and unmute the original track...for perfect safety, you can close the project without saving and reload to your earlier version.

This workflow has allowed me to make literally dozens of V-Vocal edits in a project (apparently, I don't sing as perfectly on pitch in recording as I do in the shower , though I've also used it for instrument harmony/pitch shifts & detunes). 
 
Sorry to hear of the OP's frustration... I've known that feeling in the past when I've lost V-Vocal stuff along with a bunch of clip edits and/or automations.  I'm hoping and assuming that V-Vocal will be further stabilized in v9.
 
Greg:  Try the suggestions above and from other forum members on V-Vocal workflow and please let us know if this helps.

BluesMeister

SiTheMon

This probably isnt grammatically correct but as my queen invented the language and invaded most of your countries to make you all speak it, then tough titty!!!

Your Queen invented the language??? So what were you speaking prior to 1953?