Topic: Freeze button
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Conquistador.
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June 10, 2004 at 23:15 #216
SardaukarParticipantHey fritz.
A freeze button would be very nice :). I know you can bounce, but a one click button, which locks the track (and hides the rendered audio) etc. Would be great. Its also a very good selling point π
June 20, 2006 at 09:36 #7020
Alfonso SantimoneParticipanti very very agree with sardaukar warrior π
would be very nice to have a fast freeze option….
…bouncing operations are to me too long and unconfortqable to the purppous of freeing cpu powerlalo
June 20, 2006 at 13:39 #7021
darcyb62ParticipantHaving tried several other products I find the current adaption of Podium’s offline bounce at least as good as but often better than anything else out there.
June 20, 2006 at 13:51 #7022
PodianerParticipant@darcyb62 wrote:
Having tried several other products I find the current adaption of Podium’s offline bounce at least as good as but often better than anything else out there.
me too!
June 20, 2006 at 21:48 #7023
acousmodParticipantI suppose that the Freeze function that speaks Sardaukar must be a transparent process for the user, no need for some new bounce track in the hierarchy, just the background creation of a file that is played INSTEAD OF what is seen on the selected track(s).
There will be no visual change in the arrangement other than a different aspect of the track and the fact that it is locked.
When the Freeze button is unpressed, the hidden file is destroyed and the track can be edited etc.
Is this what you mean ?If yes, I think that this feature would correspond to a different usage than the Bounce, and will be a good complement.
What I like with the bounce is that it makes a new file that I can eventually edit and copy to another arrangement.
What would be nice with a transparent Freeze feature is to help the CPU during editing before the final bounce, without having to create and see new tracks which are only duplications of others and take some space on the arrangement for nothing.June 20, 2006 at 22:52 #7024
PodianerParticipant@acousmod wrote:
If yes, I think that this feature would correspond to a different usage than the Bounce, and will be a good complement.
I agree with that, but it should really be a complement and not a replacement, because we Podium users have the most flexible bounce feature of any host I know! Look at Cubase’s freeze and you know what I mean!! π
June 21, 2006 at 06:36 #7025
acousmodParticipantOf course ! π
June 21, 2006 at 08:15 #7026
Alfonso SantimoneParticipant@acousmod wrote:
When the Freeze button is unpressed, the hidden file is destroyed and the track can be edited etc.
Is this what you mean ?yep…this would be an addition..not a replacement for the very good bounce podium system….
June 22, 2006 at 21:43 #7030
ConquistadorParticipant@lalo wrote:
@acousmod wrote:
When the Freeze button is unpressed, the hidden file is destroyed and the track can be edited etc.
Is this what you mean ?yep…this would be an addition..not a replacement for the very good bounce podium system….
Another vote for adding a Freeze feature in addition to the already existing bounce features.
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