Does there happen to be a way to tell Wavelab to render each track in a Montage to an individual .wav file in a single operation? I’ve been just muting all the tracks and unmuting one track at a time, doing it all by hand. And that’s fine, but if there was a way to just tell Wavelab to do all that for me in a single operation it would be a lot easier.
I’ve used a lot of audio editors over the years but I am new to Wavelab, so if forgive me if I’m missing the obvious.
For up to eight tracks you could set the montage to multitrack mode, select a different output for each track (you need an interface, real or virtual, with enough tracks), then render the whole montage to mono files.
I don’t have Montage, so I can’t test this. But as far as I know, Montage is using very nice VSTi and it sends MIDI data from Cubase to Montage but also rendered audio from Montage back to the VSTi plug-in, am I right? Based on this, what happens, if you would select all Montage MIDI tracks and Render in Place them?
I think this would be a really useful feature. If your just mastering WAVS there seems no obvious way to render them all out as individual files in one swoop or perhaps I am missing something!?At the moment I am rendering each track out manually.
Plus, the render is only the length of the longest active clip if you choose “Whole Montage” as the render source.
I have one client that does library music and I have each version of a song on it’s own montage track, stacked up. This works well because all the FX can be in the montage output (saved with the montage) and I can quickly set the Clip gain to be the same for each version which feeds into the montage output FX.
I’ve gotten pretty fast at rendering each version one at a time by only having one montage track unmuted but someday I dream of a way to simply name each montage track, and press a special render function that does each montage track one at a time but for now, I’ve gotten pretty fast with this method.