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  • [Solved] How Do I Render A Corrected Melodyne Vocal Track
2014/05/26 07:42:58
Mack
Hi,
After making corrections in a vocal track with Melodyne, what are the exact steps to take in order to render the changes?
Thanks,
2014/05/26 07:55:51
gswitz
I would use bounce to tracks and bounce it to a new track. Then you can just mute the old version.
 
If you need to come back to it... no problem.
 
There is a render button in the Presonus version. Idk if the render button works in Sonar. I'm not at my desk so I can't check.
2014/05/26 08:22:01
paulo
I guess it depends whether you are likely to want to re-visit it. I have found that I can leave quite a lot of melodyne clips open in a project without any issues, but I also prefer to tidy up as it were, so first off,  I clone the track before making any changes and then mute/hide that one so that I have the original if I mess anything up. I set up Ctrl+B as a short cut for bounce to clip, so when I'm done with the changes, Ctrl+B and it renders the changes.
2014/05/26 08:33:11
Mack
Thanks for the replies! I am a bit confused though. So Bounce to Clip and Bounce to Track both render the Melodyne changes?
2014/05/26 08:50:45
paulo
Bounce to track renders the whole track, bounce to clip renders just the selected clip(s).
2014/05/26 08:55:36
Mack
Understood...thanks!
2014/05/27 07:35:15
Bristol_Jonesey
Bounce to track creates a NEW track, leaving the original intact.
 
Bounce to clip renders it in place.
2014/05/27 08:26:43
Mack
Thanks for the clarification!
2014/05/27 09:22:14
paulo
Bristol_Jonesey
Bounce to track creates a NEW track, leaving the original intact.
 
Bounce to clip renders it in place.




Pedantic corner:
 
It will bounce to a new track or other specified track including the original if you so choose. ;)
2014/05/27 20:26:45
jm24
In general: I create the track and name it before bouncing to it. The track name will be added to the wave file name. Good for happiness.
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