> > > >do u know about exporting audio in cubase? you prob do, but just in case: > >if > >you bring up the master audio mixer (ctrl +) and click 'export audio', it > >will save as a new audio file all the unmuted audio parts between the left > >and right markers, including FX and EQ. so once you've got the FQ and EQ > >how > >you want them for a particular part, you can just solo it and export audio, > >importing the new wav into the arrangement. then turn off the FQ and EQ on > >that channel so it doesn't eat up your system... > > > >that's what you have to do when you've got a bloody sonorus soundcard that > >doesn't have asio drivers for winxp!!! grrr, i'm dreaming of an RME... > >
Another tip: I have a spare ADAT port on my soundcard, so I fed it back into itself. I have buses set up for each channel, and when I go to rendering softsynths for mix down and mastering, I just split out the separate groups on to each channel and re-record the output to new tracks. Not exactly brain surgery, but I'd overlooked this option for a while, so I'm sure someone else has too. bIz --- Drum&Bass Arena Producers Discussion List http://www.breakbeat.co.uk You are currently subscribed to dnb-prod as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
