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or do you just group and feel your pc can handle the challenge, and to the ptle folks how do u deal with this.
That's good logic, so long as your recording app has the ability to unlock.SouthSIDE Glen said:I see no reason not to freeze/lock a track when I'm done with it, even if it may be only temporarily. Not only does it save on CPU cycles, but it also makes it harder to accidentally make on-the-fly changes to the wrong track.
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Ah yeah, that had to suck. And under those conditions I'd agree. I was assuming software that had the "unlock" capability. I didn't realize Sonar didn't have that until 5; I've kind of come to take it for granted for a while now. Even the most jaded of us can get spoiled, I guessdachay2tnr said:In Sonar, for example (until version 5), when you applied an effect, the underlying wave was actually altered. While there was an undo button, it only worked until you exited the program. After that you were forever stuck with what you did.
dachay2tnr said:In Sonar, for example (until version 5), when you applied an effect, the underlying wave was actually altered. While there was an undo button, it only worked until you exited the program. After that you were forever stuck with what you did. With version 5 they introduced a Freeze feature, which allowed you to later unfreeze.
MessianicDreams said:i don't think you can "freeze" a track in PT..you can audiosuite most plugins, so if you're having problems with running out of CPU steam then you can always audiosuite any and all tracks that you're happy with.
i don't find this much of a problem, so i've never really done it..