did you see my post above yours, this is exactly what I use it for, and probably for the same reason......xander wrote:Oh no!jeanmariecannie wrote:This has always been possible as far as I know....xander wrote:Does that mean we can save individual tracks withot rendering the whole mix?
See ya,
jmc (FL Studio)
Really?
You mean that, somehow, I can click on something and it will render a single mixer track to audio?
How do you do it? I have no clue...
Yeah Hink old mate -- I saw it but I don't understand what you said. (I'm looking through the manual as we speak). I wanna be able to render individual mixer tracks without rendering the whole mix. How?Hink wrote:did you see my post above yours, this is exactly what I use it for, and probably for the same reason......xander wrote:Oh no!jeanmariecannie wrote:This has always been possible as far as I know....xander wrote:Does that mean we can save individual tracks withot rendering the whole mix?
See ya,
jmc (FL Studio)
Really?
You mean that, somehow, I can click on something and it will render a single mixer track to audio?
How do you do it? I have no clue...
reading the section on 'disk recording' will lead to enlightenment ......xander wrote:Yeah Hink old mate -- I saw it but I don't understand what you said. (I'm looking through the manual as we speak). I wanna be able to render individual mixer tracks without rendering the whole mix. How?Hink wrote:did you see my post above yours, this is exactly what I use it for, and probably for the same reason......xander wrote:Oh no!jeanmariecannie wrote:This has always been possible as far as I know....xander wrote:Does that mean we can save individual tracks withot rendering the whole mix?
See ya,
jmc (FL Studio)
Really?
You mean that, somehow, I can click on something and it will render a single mixer track to audio?
How do you do it? I have no clue...
Am I stoopit or what?
perhaps , at first ......xander wrote:Roger that Normal -- I'll try to look it up. Seems rather non-intuitive though... for we stoopit folk anyway...
Fu.......ck.. No wonder.Hink wrote:okay again...take the one track you want to render, make sure it is assigned to a mixer track, arm that by clicking on the disk icon for that track, just like if you were to record audio to that track. It will default to save in your recording folder, if you want to change that it's kind of strange...arm it, disarm it, rearm it (click the disk on, off and on again) then it will ask where to save, select where. In the upper left corner of the mixer like all fl windows is a tool box, click on that and you'll see disk recording, select that then render to wave...at which point you will get a different version of the render window, but it's the same from there...however after you have armed the track(s) (clicking the disk icon) you can use he shortcut alt-R...
I tried that and gave up because I got scared I was going to screw up my whole song. OK, I'm with you now.
remember you can always go to file and save a second copy of your flp, that way if you screw up...xander wrote:Fu.......ck.. No wonder.Hink wrote:okay again...take the one track you want to render, make sure it is assigned to a mixer track, arm that by clicking on the disk icon for that track, just like if you were to record audio to that track. It will default to save in your recording folder, if you want to change that it's kind of strange...arm it, disarm it, rearm it (click the disk on, off and on again) then it will ask where to save, select where. In the upper left corner of the mixer like all fl windows is a tool box, click on that and you'll see disk recording, select that then render to wave...at which point you will get a different version of the render window, but it's the same from there...however after you have armed the track(s) (clicking the disk icon) you can use he shortcut alt-R...
You have to admit, some of that shite is scary -- I've made some mistakes before that cost me a lot of work, so I now tend to tread lightly. I only wish these Belgian chaps had taken me up on my offer years ago to help them make their brilliance understandable by the rest of humanity!
Thanks Hink & Normal! I am going to give this all a shot now and see if I can grok the thing.
Cheers,
Alex
well, if you're scared to screw up your song, use the safe mode: save a test version. to do it, just save your project under a new name (example: test) and use this version for all kinds of experimentation....xander wrote:I tried that and gave up because I got scared I was going to screw up my whole song. OK, I'm with you now.
)Whaaaa!! Of course I'd say yes to that, but it's a way-heavy amount of work for you Hink!Hink wrote:if you need pics email me...I can make an avi as well if you need it...
Never ask this question....xander wrote:Am I stoopit or what?
how many screenshots did I post on looptalk? I know I had over 200 of FL4, it isn't any work at all. I have a cool program called snag it by tech smith...I can make quick screenshots , add arrows and text almost instantly...like the one I did earlier in this thread took under two minutes, so it's no problem......xander wrote:Whaaaa!! Of course I'd say yes to that, but it's a way-heavy amount of work for you Hink!Hink wrote:if you need pics email me...I can make an avi as well if you need it...
That said, if you ever end up doing that for anyone else, keep me in mind.
I really love FLS, but I am still lost to some of it even after having it since 1998 (an old tracker here and still stuck in me old ways ya know).
I remember I clicked on that disk icon ONCE - and something really scary happened and I haven't touched it since -- I have just been going the long way around to do things since, I guess.
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