FL tempo change automation

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works perfectly! finally, FL is perfect! now, if they'd just add a freeze fxn

Hink, if you don't mind me asking another Q, how do you batch export mixer tracks?? I remember there was a command a while ago where you clicked a couple of buttons and all the FL tracks exported as diff't files...

Thanks

make sure all the channels are assigned to a mixer track, then...
1. render and select split mixer tracks
2. arm each track in the mixer as if you were going to record audio on them. Click the dropdown menu in the upper left corner of the mixer and select disk recording>render to wave or just hit alt R

[G-Ro124]

do I have to arm every single track or is there a command that will do that for me??

thanks for the reply though!

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no you have to arm every track unfortunately...

[G-Ro124]

6.1

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6.1

I wouldn't hold my breath ...however there are some advantages. Like you can save each instrument or groups of instruments to seperate folders...or if you're doing a second, third, ect render and you want the names to be the same you can just overwrite them. Also if you already rendered once and you want to do a new track of one or two (or more) instruments you can. It's good with AA that way, if I already have the session set up and I overwrite the old track, it (or they) will be there when I open the session again in AA...

[G-Ro124]

they should have the option of both

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they should have the option of both

talk to gol, I'm quite sure he'd listen to you before he'd listen to me

[arke]

in the export window, you can also tick "export separate mixer tracks" or such, however that will, quite literally, export EVERY mixer track :/

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in the export window, you can also tick "export separate mixer tracks" or such, however that will, quite literally, export EVERY mixer track :/

yeah, that's what I meant when I said render and split mixer tracks..