Hello
I have a weird issue.
Currently working on a project with 400 tracks. Its an edit and I’ll of course reduce the amount.
There is a lot of cross routing (quad groups to 5.1, stereo to quads a.s.o).
It takes ages to add a new track, remove tracks, reroute, add sends.
I’ve also noticed that my MCpro disconnects for a while and the suddenly comes back.
Anybody else having a problem like that? Is it Nuendo or EuCon issue? Or user error (routing).
Thanks
Yeah, that’s what happens when you work with a gazillion of tracks, routings, and most importantly group tracks.
Having the same problem here.
But when we move such a project to a more powerfull computer, the annoyance gets less.
We have the possiblity to use an insane amount of tracks and grouping, and that is what we do.
Without ever wondering what we ask from the soft/hardware …
Fredo
Hey Fredo.
Good to know i’m not the only one .
I have a fairly strong DAW (4790K with 32GB RAM). What maschine are you running?
Thank you for your answer
i7 X990 @ 3,47Gh - 12GB Ram.
Fredo
Quick questions… I tend to use a TON of tracks for my orchestral stuff and yeah kinda sluggish and such even with running stuff on slaves. I have each plugin running in multi-timbral mode and all those bazillion audio inputs are coming back into Nuendo. that seems the only way i can for example audio export individual instruments from he multi-timbral plugins. Is there a way to export midi tracks to audio similar to the audio mix down page where i can for example select say 10 channels to save audio files… I don’t want to have to solo each midi track then export and repeat. if i kill all the audio returns so that i only have groups coming in (violins , oboes etc) then those going into section groups i.e (strings and brass) that would be far less heavy inside of nuendo. BUT i would lose the ability to send the individual midi tracks out associated with each articulation (ie. “18 cello’s>Butter legato forte” which is in first plugin slot of a multi-timbral play plugin.
I would love to ditch the 1000 individual returns if i could and just use groups… but how can i also have the best of both worlds and send out those tracks i want without having them selectable in audio mix down as a batch export
Here you can see how i have them setup.
Group / Instrument groups
These are for bulk output of individual instruments. I would love to kill all these But don’t see how i can
Right now for mix downs i can easily give the following:
Sections:
-String section
Instruments by themselves:
Individual articulations of said instrument:
Is there any way to get rid of that last one?
Its taking up a 1000 tracks or so and crushing even my main computer using slaves.
Would be nice to have a export files from midi channels or something. other then having to do batch export selection on the audio outs.
I am using VEPro as well. Thoughts?
I can probably help you, but I don’t understand why you have so many audio returns from VE Pro. Do all those articulations need to be on individual outputs?
DG
I have one midi track per articulation… I am NOT using a key-switched template.
So each one is loaded in a play instance. i.e 9 articulations per play plugin outputs are 1/2 3/3 etc to 17/18 Since play only lets you have that many in the plugin for channel outs.
I have those going into both instrument and section groups. I.e violins then those going into string section…
as an example.
18-violins-Butter-legato-forte → Violins group → String section group.
This way i can output just the articulation midi track … or the violins group or the whole string section separately to a wav file output. I can also batch output the separate midi tracks in audio mix down.
Would love to just have the 2 groups and not the individual articulations but i can’t see any way to get the same functionality without setting up the returns.
I.e i can’t do articulation outputs or batch outs. I would have to solo each midi track and output manually otherwise.