so…after changing skin and opening an old audio file I got the LIR window to show up - after trying to record something the process hung not allowing me to stop the rendering. Eventually WL crashed while trying to close the program.
Process: WaveLab Pro 10.0 [607]
Path: /Applications/WaveLab Pro 10.0.app/Contents/MacOS/WaveLab Pro 10.0
Identifier: net.steinberg.WaveLab-Pro-10-0
Version: 10.0.0.22 (10.0.0.22)
Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: ??? [1]
Responsible: WaveLab Pro 10.0 [607]
User ID: 501
Date/Time: 2019-10-30 13:52:34.781 +0100
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.13.6 (17G8037)
Report Version: 12
Anonymous UUID: AADC4F82-150A-7A32-29D6-12533D64080E
Application Specific Information:
abort() called
*** error for object 0x7fb0eb1b3bb8: incorrect checksum for freed object - object was probably modified after being freed.
I have no clue. The picture of the message you provide, should only appear in WaveLab when quitting WaveLab, if some process takes place (inc. Live Recording).
Apart Live Recording, can you record through the standard dialog, or on a montage track? Just to check your audio inputs.
I can’t read the message box, what does it say?
Before you call the render function, can you hear the audio in real time, when clicking on the microphone icon?
There is a bug though - once I get the LIR to run, as per your instructions, it is not possible to stop it. Though it’s not recording / rendering the STOP button is greyed out - it’s impossible to get out of the LIR unless I render something.
After that the LIR is still active and impossible to stop it.
Yes - the function itself seems to work. But it locks up if you open LIR and then decide not to render anything and wish to switch if off again. Or say you’ve set the wrong input and wish to change that. No es possible?
So to me - this feature needs som re-work. I’d like to be able to LIR just as easy as it is to record something the regular way.
Having to open an old file, press render, name the file before being able to start this - great - feature is too bad
ALSO - this is a nice-to-have - somehow being able to track the file WITHOUT effects at the same time so you end up with both a processed and unprocessed file would be mega awesome. Lets say I’ve set the gate too high so certain words got chopped off - would be nice to have the raw recording. OR for backup purposes. Just a thought
Yes. I prefer to just send the audio to analog using reference tracks. You can send a reference track to more than one stereo output if needed. Then, you can record the audio back to a new montage track, “the regular way”. You can even record two tracks at the same time with different hardware inputs.
Cool thing is though I’m not using hardware except for some light compression and preamp going in. So looking for a way to track through my fav VO chain while keeping an unprocessed track