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hi, folks!
id like to do same batching with my samples combined with some vsts to put some fx into some dull samples.
do you know a wave-editor that supports vsts and let me define exactly what will happen during the batch process (when using a vst reverb with wavosaur the tail is allways cut because the duration of the vst effect only lasts as long as the sample itself)
i hope u understand me.
i wonder what youll come up with

help me to help you.


mac or pc?

hi, Rogue Scrunt! thanks for wanting to help. im on a winXp machine.

bump dat rump! still searchin. any hintz?

Wavelab will do it.

Tarekith wrote:Wavelab will do it.

hi, Tarekith! which version of wavelab would do the job?

and 2nd: ive been looking on the steinberg hp but couldnt find any demo version of wavelab. isnt there any at all?

edit: version 6 has not a demo yet, but 5 does. installing now. has it got that feature allready?

edit2: tested it out and it seems it does the same cutoff as wavosaur. did you even read my complete first post, Tarekith?

serious bump. please help a brother

adobe audition can do batch processing with vsts
but im not sure if it adds the tail when doing reverbs

but could be that you can add silence to the end of each sample in a batch

hope this helps
seis.

in order to do this, you will need to end up with a larger sample than your original. i'm not sure how you would tell an editor to automatically do this.

maybe you could batch copy and paste the files into larger ones, so that there is enough silence at the end for the reverb to die away? EDIT: seis above has a better idea.

here's an idea:
how does ableton handle this? if you have a one-shot sample with a reverb vst and you freeze it, does the entire reverb tail get saved?

if so, you could drop all the samples into a single ableton track, add the effect, then freeze the whole track.

hi, friends!
thnks for answering.
1.: i allready thaught about the "add silence first" workaround and wanted to avoid that but i guess ill have to do that which depends on how live renders the frozen tracks. usually i just get weird noise when i open recently frozen tracks into winamp. i can load em into live and they sound just nice. but the freezing option could be a very useful thang in deed.
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