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Exporting VST patterns in FL
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| sufee_b |
| Recently ive been trying to export VST patterns to use as audio clips to save memory, CPU usage,etc but have noticed than none of the patterns loop well, and the samples become useless. The tempo is off, a click at the end, etc. Have n e of you experienced this? Solved it? |
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| moth |
| What VST's are you using? I use to get that alot with Pro53 |
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| sufee_b |
| quote: | Originally posted by moth
What VST's are you using? I use to get that alot with Pro53 |
I use Pro, Vanguard, Korg...ive tried playing with the exporting features like cut remainder but to no avail |
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| sufee_b |
| u use wrap remainder to solve tempo prob, but still a click and pop is there |
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| ZxZDeViLZxZ |
| how well does it accutally work like will my cpu usage remain below 15% or will it let it still get up to 110%..... now as far as the exporting issue, ive had that problem with alot of synths specially ones that have heavy reverb and delay.... only way i can think of fixing it is by putting a single note at the amount of bars behind to let the effects finsh and so on. then open it in a wave editor and cut it and when you paste it make sure you have it so it picks up right and doesnt die down wrong. asfar as bpm issues yeah usually i find its a bitch because unless you keep it at the orignal start bpm of the productuion you end up with it going chaotic. however ive found you can just use a dj program like traktor and tell traktor the exact bpm then pitch it down to the bpm of the project. hope that helps im going to check out fxfreeze and see if its worth a . |
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