RENDER TO Wonderfulness! - Live 4 is heaven!
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RENDER TO Wonderfulness! - Live 4 is heaven!
Hey the edit function really does work!
Last edited by Sales Dude McBoob on Tue Jun 14, 2005 3:11 pm, edited 1 time in total.
24 bit render sounds better than 16 bit, but Silverspike's Tapeit 2 sounds better than either. http://www.silverspike.com/ and it is very inexpensive.
UTENZIL a tool... of the muse.
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Re: RENDER TO SHIT - Live 4 is not full production software.
Yes, I have had this problem with Live since it first came out. All versions had this sound degradation when rendering. I like to create my own loops and render them as wav files for song structuring within Live. It is useless. I have to create my loops in Reason, or other apps.Sales Dude McBoob wrote:Breaks my heart to make this post...
Live 4 is by far my favorite audio software, but I cannot tell my customers that Live is the only software you need.
When you compose a song in Live 4 with your own audio tracks and some looped beats and a virtual instrument or two, you can get a great sound going.
But, when it comes time to render the Live set to disc, the sweet sound you have crafted from Live's tools gets nothing less than COMPLETELY destroyed by the Render to Disc function.
This is a pretty huge problem. I will not sell a customer Live as their only production software until I can be proven wrong that the render to disc funtion has some merit.
For some reason, the loops sound better when i create them in other applications.
Wrote, recorded and mixed and entire score for a major documentary film (to be released in Canada Fall '05) only using Live. That's it, that's all....zip. No other software was used. The only comments from the NFB (National Film Board of Canada) that my partner and I received was: "Excellent music".
I've never had this problem either, and have put multiple records out solely from Live. Masters always sound good, at least as good as before I was using Live (I am still putting everything through T-Racks) if not better.
If I ever have any doubts I just put my latency well up, use as many buffers as possible and record the master in another program (such as Sound Forge)...although rendering the whole file always seems fine.
If I ever have any doubts I just put my latency well up, use as many buffers as possible and record the master in another program (such as Sound Forge)...although rendering the whole file always seems fine.
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