Freeze 'n' mix?

[casey basichis]

I think your missing the point, while running several single audio files is more expensive than running one summed audio file, it is far less cpu intensive than running the current set of vsti's and plugins on the market. The process of bouncing all tracks to a single file is useless, if when mixing you have to unfreeze them to adjust the volumes reenabling all of the vstis and effects on all of the tracks. My computer can handle 10 audio files, it cannot candle 10 instances of ms-20s patched into 10 NI guitar rigs and RVerbs. Unless of course you individually unfreeze, adjust volume and then refreeze, but that would take hours. Freeze is a different function than render that, if implemented correctly, is not just a useless doubling of functionality, and is now, despite the fact that it came first in tracktion, implemented correctly in every other sequencer.

[valley]

I think your missing the point

The freeze implmentation on Tracktion was designed for really low power (and low hard drive PCs) and at that level it works like a charm.

I don't think so.

[AD80]

and is now, despite the fact that it came first in tracktion, implemented correctly in every other sequencer.

Have you tryed the SX freeze function?? Hardly implemented correctly. It renders the entire length of the song and takes for ever. And it only renders the midi not the effects.