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Lunch Money wrote:Dr. Wacklery: [snip]
The funny thing is that we (you and me) agree on the basic concept of freezing as opposed to those who don't want to get the difference between freezing and rendering - which seems to be just a discussion about semantics, but is not.

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I was thinking the same thing, and even meant to mention it in my post. ;)

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[stir up stuff mode on]errr... *bump* now that there is talk of the FL mixer improvements... [/stir mode off]

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Well!!!!

8 pages of (admitedly skim-read) arguments over semantics later, I find myself re-inforced in the opinion I had anyway:

Tracktion was the first host with a freeze function, and its still the only one that's got it right.

You'll all catch up with us one day.. maybe. :wink:

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I wouldn't swap. :shrug:

Which other host lets you slect all tracks, hit freeze, and end up with an edit that uses no cpu at all? I often do this before tracking vocals or guitars, so I devote all my resources to the job in hand no mattter how complex the edit. Alternatively, freeze the whole edit and start setting up your mastering processes in the mix bus.

There is no need to be able to edit frozen tracks, as you can render just as easily instead if thats what you need.

Its perfect IMO. :P

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ttoz wrote: when you use a host with freeze that still allows you to alter volume pan and sends, you will wonder how you ever lived without. :wink:
:bang:

I already have one, it just calls it "render" instead.

:roll:

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ttoz wrote:
platinumears wrote:Well!!!!

8 pages of (admitedly skim-read) arguments over semantics later, I find myself re-inforced in the opinion I had anyway:

Tracktion was the first host with a freeze function, and its still the only one that's got it right.

You'll all catch up with us one day.. maybe. :wink:
are you joking? tracktion's freeze is the weakest, most useless of the lot! it renders everything uneditable! as to when it was released, I think emagic had it first, and a hell of a lot better. Motu's, SX3's, Sonar4's etc freeze are infinitely superior to Tracktion's.
as well as samplitude :)

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ttoz wrote:what's wrong with having it in a more convenient all in one. you asked which host does what tracktion can do regards to freeze, and i answered. there are plenty. case closed.
In Tracktion render is just as convenient as freeze!!

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platinumears wrote:
ttoz wrote: when you use a host with freeze that still allows you to alter volume pan and sends, you will wonder how you ever lived without. :wink:
:bang:

I already have one, it just calls it "render" instead.

:roll:
render is not freeze, if implemented correctly.

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bump! "just to cause trouble" , hopefully.

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When was this topic...a year ago?

I still don't use freeze. And.......shock horror...I can still make music without the world spinning off its axis :hihi:

I've just got lots of little blue buttons with pretty snowflakes on them, cluttering up my workspace.

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