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why?

Just kind of thinking out loud here..

Try mass dragging them into a track. I'd suppose that you will end up with a long list of scenes.

Then if you freeze the track you should get individual renderings of each one.

?

Problem would be that they probably would have BS "Freeze" names instead of the clip names...

If you dragged them one at a time into separate tracks into Live 7, you might get the tracks renamed for the clips... in which case you could render the individual tracks in one go - and have better names. That way you could at least do them in batches

just click "all tracks" in the little screen when you render the track. it will give you all the tracks individually and also the master.

Edit: I don't think I answered your question at all. I misunderstood.

Rave wrote:

Rogue Scrunt wrote:why?

why not?

I figured you were some sort of idiot, this just proves it.

I think Rave's question is very apropiate. I was thinking the same thing just last night while working on a studio project. I thought if I could render all the tracks individually then I could open them together in a sound editor and be able to give each track seperate treatment.

PS I too noticed in Live 6 that we had options as to how we wanted to render tracks viz. Master, All Tracks, etc, but because it was close to my quitting time I thought there is a possibility that All Tracks Rendering may take a longer time to complete. I will try it later though.

There is a forum member who advocates doing this, who might have some suggestions.

I suspect it is hambone1 - maybe you could PM him (hope he doesn't mind me saying so)

Me too Rave.. I only just got a copy of Sound Forge, Rektor 5, Upgraded to FLS 7 and Live6 all at once..so I have been testing all these features mostly using headphones, so I know exactly what you are talking about re the ears. I use a mix of headphones and speakers though and I have special lose fitting ones that I use when the hearing fatigue sets in.

Yes. It's called Acid.

Rave wrote:

nebulae wrote:Yes. It's called Acid.

Noted thank you

Sorry, it's my wise-ass way of telling the Abes that they should have a feature that Acid had in v2 in the last millenium. Just like scroll-wheel zooming.