Regenerating Real Tracks
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Regenerating Real Tracks
Is there anyway to have the real tracks always regenerated when working on a song.
As it is now I always have to wait for the tracks to regenerat when I press play. A real waste of time.
Thanks
Joe
As it is now I always have to wait for the tracks to regenerat when I press play. A real waste of time.
Thanks
Joe
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Joe, you can go up to "play" in the menu and choose "freeze song (to audio track)" you can save it like this until you "unfreeze" it.
"Renders MIDI tracks to audio and merges them with existing audio into a WAV file. This file plays on the audio track, while the other tracks are muted. This insures that the song loads and plays quickly, without having to wait for RealTracks to generate."
Also, when a song is in this mode you can't change any chords until you go back to play in the menu and "unfreeze" it.
"Renders MIDI tracks to audio and merges them with existing audio into a WAV file. This file plays on the audio track, while the other tracks are muted. This insures that the song loads and plays quickly, without having to wait for RealTracks to generate."
Also, when a song is in this mode you can't change any chords until you go back to play in the menu and "unfreeze" it.
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Re: Regenerating Real Tracks
Hi Joe, Not sure of your question.? Did you mean to say NOT ALWAYS regenerated? If so, to my knowledge there is no way to "work" on a song (make changes)and skip the regeneration of any real tracks.Joe Delaronde wrote:Is there anyway to have the real tracks always regenerated when working on a song.
As it is now I always have to wait for the tracks to regenerat when I press play. A real waste of time.
Thanks
Joe
The best way to build a song is to use all MIDI tracks while building i.e. entering chords, rests, intro, etc. Get the "feel" of the song right for tempo and build it first as an all MIDI song.
Then, when you are happy with the score, reasign the instruments you want as Real Tracks. This will change the song slightly but you will have save MUCH time and can then "tweek" it to your liking.
Bo
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I think you will find that if you make ANY change to the song - hitting REPLAY will force a Regeneration of any Real Tracks. The REPLAY is to simply play the current song "as is" without regenerating.Graham wrote:Rick hit the nail on the head. Real tracks will generate when you first load the song and hit play. If you want to make changes after that, stop the playing, make your changes then hit Replay instead of Play. Problem solved.
Someone correct me if I am wrong. Thanks Bo
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