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danoworks
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by danoworks » Sat Aug 08, 2009 2:29 am
Hi,
I remember seeing somewhere but I'm not sure where that there is a way to export my wav files from Live into nuenndo.
I think this is possible and it seemed pretty simple.
Any suggestions

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Atardecer
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by Atardecer » Sat Aug 08, 2009 6:57 am
Not really sure what you mean (apart from the obvious) but of course all you need to do is bounce your stems/mix and import them into Nuendo, the way you would any other file. Perhaps you are talking about rewiring Live into Nuendo, and recording your Live tracks straight in?
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danoworks
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by danoworks » Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:31 pm
How would I do what you call bounce stems? I have 8 tracks of audio I captured in arrangement view that I want to bring into nuendo. How do I bring all of the little pieces into nuendo perfectly lined up like they are in my arrangement view?
Thanks
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turrican
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by turrican » Tue Aug 11, 2009 2:04 pm
Method 1 (in case you want to export the VST stuff in Ableton)
Ableton:
Just click on solo (arrangement windo) for the track you want to export out of Ableton and import into Nuendo .
Define the region by using the locators if you want to
Be sure to use the same starting position for all the tracks to export, or note the bar/time..
Now press ctrl+r (or menu-file-export audio) and render each track with the solo pressed sepperately
close Live open Nuendo:
Open the audiopool (ctrl+f)
Choose 'file'- import audio
locate the files
done!
Method 2 (just native plugs from Live supported):
Open nuendo
activate rewire for 8 tracks
open Live
assign the output of the channels from Live to the Nuendo Ch.
Nuendo: arm the 8 rewire tracks and hit play+record