I think in Tracktion you can "Render and replace" so that there isn't another track. I think this is fine, except that the bit depth of the resulting render is the default for your soundcard, rather than the floating-bitjens wrote: one of the reasons I stopped working with Tracktion is that my projects often use too much cpu to be processed in realtime but rendering (as ad80 suggested) adds another track...
So in eXT how do you cope when you run out of CPU grunt? Does it have a better freeze function? (...and did it have that when you switched? i.e. was that what drew you to eXT?)...and there aren't folder tracks and you can't lock the height of minimised tracks and so everything became really cluttered rather fast and...- you now see why it concearns me?
- oh and b.t.w.: V2 has improved these issues one single bit...
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- thanks for the heads up. I recently downloaded the eXT demo again, but like diverdee, I'm tending to use it as a plug-in within Live 4 at present. It's pretty cool in that context, but I'm not sure how to get to the point of using it as a host in its own right. I'm thinking it may be quite complex, but I've heard there's some tutorials somewhere, so I'll have to spend some time on it.