Editing is very sluggish on big projects here if track is in a folder.
Brandy
July 23, 2012, 9:45am
#22
Without folders it makes no sense when you have multitrack stuff (drums, guitars) - because without group-editing it is not funny.
Well, assuming that the template is setup for the first track, and it’s been mixed, I can then import as many or as few settings as I like into the next project, or any others, or mix and match. It’s so easy. Have you used this feature? I don’t want to tell you things that you already know…!
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I use it all the time. I just wanted to know what your workflow was when using this feature in PT so I could see what it is that you’re doing that can’t be done in Nuendo.
Perhaps I should rephrase the question:
What part of the workflow is it that PT’s “import session data” does that Nuendo can’t do, specifically ?
DG1
July 23, 2012, 5:59pm
#24
Well, assuming that the template is setup for the first track, and it’s been mixed, I can then import as many or as few settings as I like into the next project, or any others, or mix and match. It’s so easy. Have you used this feature? I don’t want to tell you things that you already know…!
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I use it all the time. I just wanted to know what your workflow was when using this feature in PT so I could see what it is that you’re doing that can’t be done in Nuendo.
Perhaps I should rephrase the question:
What part of the workflow is it that PT’s “import session data” does that Nuendo can’t do, specifically ?
Well for starters just importing audio files into an existing template with Match Tracks is very quick and easy. It’s a bit of a pain in Nuendo.
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