export to individual wav
export to individual wav
My Live! is due any moment, but I haven't been able to figure out following .
In arranger mode, can I export the individual trax as individual wav files?
(If it can it most probably would replace my AcidPro as arrangertool, beside the (obvious) livefunctionality)
In arranger mode, can I export the individual trax as individual wav files?
(If it can it most probably would replace my AcidPro as arrangertool, beside the (obvious) livefunctionality)
Simple: Just record your arrangement and automation like you normally would (so it is shown in the Arrange View). Then select a track for recording, select Master Out as the input, so the sequences in the track have red dots flashing. Make sure the cursor in Arrange is at the right position, hit Play in the first sequence of the track that's record enabled, and wait until the arrangement is finished playing. Voilà - you get a wav file in the pre-allocated folder on your hard drive!
Hope this gets you going.
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Hope this gets you going.
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Sorry that i wasn't entirely clear, but I want to export every single sequencertrack in the arranger as individual (wav)files for further (offline) processing/mixdown/mastering, not the entire project to one stereo-wav.
As long as you have projects that are not too big, it's a breeze to do this manually (in the way as is suggested here) but when you start having projects that start going over 20-30 trax (and more) , this is cumbersome.
I do admit that this question comes out of the fact that I 'd like to use Live! the other way around as well : composing/sequencing and editing beforehand in arrangermode (roughly what i do now in Acid) and not by editing what was recorded in session-mode.
As long as you have projects that are not too big, it's a breeze to do this manually (in the way as is suggested here) but when you start having projects that start going over 20-30 trax (and more) , this is cumbersome.
I do admit that this question comes out of the fact that I 'd like to use Live! the other way around as well : composing/sequencing and editing beforehand in arrangermode (roughly what i do now in Acid) and not by editing what was recorded in session-mode.
..ok, so I have to do it by hand ....
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How do you do it in Acid?
Can you do this automatically in Acid? If yes, how? (e.g. you have 14 Tracks and want to get 14 wave files, automatically)Mbazzy wrote: ..ok, so I have to do it by hand ....
Thanks.
Yes you can but you need the Acid Pro version.
Than you have under the 'Render as' box a checkbox option 'save each track as individual file'.
It's my understanding that the new version of Live! also does this ... allowing me to ditch Acid completely instead of making 'studio' and 'Live(!)' arrangements of a track
Than you have under the 'Render as' box a checkbox option 'save each track as individual file'.
It's my understanding that the new version of Live! also does this ... allowing me to ditch Acid completely instead of making 'studio' and 'Live(!)' arrangements of a track
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It's one of the most important features in my opinion. So which version of Live can do this?Mbazzy wrote: It's my understanding that the new version of Live! also does this ... allowing me to ditch Acid completely instead of making 'studio' and 'Live(!)' arrangements of a track
Is there a way to match a song which has not always the same tempo to a certain tempo for using with other loops?
Which program is better for this, Acid or Live?
> It's one of the most important features in my opinion. So which version of Live can do this?
Version 1.5 has a Render-to-Disk command for conveniently exporting arrangements to audio files. There is no option for rendering each track as an individual file yet, so you will have to do it several goes.
> Is there a way to match a song which has not always the same tempo to a certain tempo for using with other loops?
Which program is better for this, Acid or Live?
To my knowledge, Live is the only program that play songs with unsteady tempo in sync with the project tempo. This requires you to set Warp Markers, a procedure which is explained in the manual.
Gerhard
ableton
Version 1.5 has a Render-to-Disk command for conveniently exporting arrangements to audio files. There is no option for rendering each track as an individual file yet, so you will have to do it several goes.
> Is there a way to match a song which has not always the same tempo to a certain tempo for using with other loops?
Which program is better for this, Acid or Live?
To my knowledge, Live is the only program that play songs with unsteady tempo in sync with the project tempo. This requires you to set Warp Markers, a procedure which is explained in the manual.
Gerhard
ableton
No, Acid can even export a midi-file with the tempo variations. But there you have to set all the critical parts, which can take hours and hours with no result. I think it should be similar in Live.Gerhard wrote: To my knowledge, Live is the only program that play songs with unsteady tempo in sync with the project tempo. This requires you to set Warp Markers, a procedure which is explained in the manual.
Have I missed something, or are we talking of different things? Suppose I have a WAV file that's 10 minutes long. A jazz band playing a piece. I want to import that piece in such a way that it will play at the project tempo, so I can have loops play along with it in sync. ACID 3.0 offers the BeatMapper wizard for defining where the downbeat is, and what the original tempo of the recording is. But there can only be one tempo for the entire sample. If the jazz band has played with tempo changes, I will not get it to play in sync with my loops. Please correct me if I am wrong.ton wrote:No, Acid can even export a midi-file with the tempo variations. But there you have to set all the critical parts, which can take hours and hours with no result. I think it should be similar in Live.Gerhard wrote: To my knowledge, Live is the only program that play songs with unsteady tempo in sync with the project tempo. This requires you to set Warp Markers, a procedure which is explained in the manual.
Gerhard
ableton
That's a pity ...though I can't imagine this should be that difficult programming-wise to implement now the render-to-disk functionality is there. Acid does it by running all files one by one through a solo, muting the rest.Gerhard wrote: Version 1.5 has a Render-to-Disk command for conveniently exporting arrangements to audio files. There is no option for rendering each track as an individual file yet, so you will have to do it several goes.
Somehow I think it's an important issue for the control of the multi-track mixdown
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