KVR Audio

DyerMaker · Post by **DyerMaker** » Wed Dec 21, 2005 11:24 am

I remeber reading in some forum that they would add som kind of a macro to do the Freeze, is this true?

Mike

VariKusBrainZ · Post by **VariKusBrainZ** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 8:25 am

not yet

only the nonrealtime method of recording, which is not a one click preocess

Carbonboy · Post by **Carbonboy** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 9:00 am

DyerMaker wrote:I remeber reading in some forum that they would add som kind of a macro to do the Freeze, is this true?

Mike

It's hardly difficult...

1) Arm the mixer channels you want to record (the control is now hanging out there in the breeze for each track).
2) Record the mixer channels to Audio-clips (Alt+R in the mixer, make sure 'Auto create audioc-clip' is selected in the Mixer menu.
3) Disable any Channels involved in the rendering.

Done.

...why is this so hard?

BTW: if you were serious about your music, you wouldn't need to render, get a faster PC

Carb.

opia · Post by **opia** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 9:11 am

If your serious about your music but can't afford that faster PC at the moment
should you just stop until you can?

Carbonboy · Post by **Carbonboy** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 9:14 am

opia wrote:If your serious about your music but can't afford that faster PC at the moment
should you just stop until you can?

Yes. You are only cluttering up the freeway, move over...

Carb.

DyerMaker · Post by **DyerMaker** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 11:50 am

Carb, thanks for your instructions. Its the RAM part thats the problem for me. With my current laptop the max is 1Giga which I have. I have thought of buying BFD Deluxe which would eat up almost all RAM. In ex. Sonar the Freeze frees up the RAM in the process. I know you can do as in your notes, go to BFD and unload the drumset, but I think it should be easier.

Mike

Trancit · Post by **Trancit** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 11:55 am

DyerMaker wrote:Carb, thanks for your instructions. Its the RAM part thats the problem for me. With my current laptop the max is 1Giga which I have. I have thought of buying BFD Deluxe which would eat up almost all RAM. In ex. Sonar the Freeze frees up the RAM in the process. I know you can do as in your notes, go to BFD and unload the drumset, but I think it should be easier.

Mike

That`s no problem with FL 6 any more since Gol built up the "Replace" function ...

After rendering you can easily replace the "frozen" plugin with p.e. the midi out and keep all "midi parts" ...
To unfreeze replace it again and here we go...

It`s a macro I can live with

Tranc

pilot7 · Post by **pilot7** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 12:18 pm

DyerMaker · Post by **DyerMaker** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 4:51 pm

Ok, thanks Tranc. Anyways, I need to save the patch also in the plugin, so either to do it in the plugin or export to project bones. Hmmm. I hoped to accomplish all with my right mousebutton.

Hink · Post by **Hink** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 6:15 pm

BTW: if you were serious about your music, you wouldn't need to render, get a faster PC

what a damn lame thing to say...who do you think you are...

That's crap...you buy me a new PC...

You got some nerve....

and I would mean it if I didnt know the sense of humor behind it, and if I didnt have the respect I do for CB...

but you can still buy me a PC if you like

Rhett · Post by **Rhett** » Fri Dec 23, 2005 4:41 am

Trancit wrote: That`s no problem with FL 6 any more since Gol built up the "Replace" function ...

After rendering you can easily replace the "frozen" plugin with p.e. the midi out and keep all "midi parts" ...
To unfreeze replace it again and here we go...

What do you mean by "p.e."?

woc53 · Post by **woc53** » Tue Dec 27, 2005 2:10 am

Carbonboy wrote:
BTW: if you were serious about your music, you wouldn't need to render, get a faster PC

Carb.

I guess you would have told Duke Ellington that if here was really serious about his music, he would have used a higher grade of napkin to scrawl down new compositions on long train rides.

How about taking that statement back? (It *will* save you a lot of ridicule in the future.)

Carbonboy · Post by **Carbonboy** » Tue Dec 27, 2005 2:13 am

woc53 wrote:
Carbonboy wrote:
BTW: if you were serious about your music, you wouldn't need to render, get a faster PC

Carb.
I guess you would have told Duke Ellington that if here was really serious about his music, he would have used a higher grade of napkin to scrawl down new compositions on long train rides.

How about taking that statement back? (It *will* save you a lot of ridicule in the future.)

Ridicule away, it doesn't worry me.

Carb.

Trancit · Post by **Trancit** » Wed Dec 28, 2005 6:05 pm

Rhett wrote:
Trancit wrote: That`s no problem with FL 6 any more since Gol built up the "Replace" function ...

After rendering you can easily replace the "frozen" plugin with p.e. the midi out and keep all "midi parts" ...
To unfreeze replace it again and here we go...
What do you mean by "p.e."?

For me "p.e." is "per example"

Tranc

Trancit · Post by **Trancit** » Wed Dec 28, 2005 6:08 pm

DyerMaker wrote:Ok, thanks Tranc. Anyways, I need to save the patch also in the plugin, so either to do it in the plugin or export to project bones. Hmmm. I hoped to accomplish all with my right mousebutton.

No you don`t have to save the patch in the plugin...you only need to save it as "Save as preset" in the channels window and if you want to restore it you`ll only have to rightclick on the icon on the lefthandside of the preset in fruitys browser...

Tranc

Is there any way to Freeze tracks in FL6?