Don't know why but my computer can't handle much in the way of halion tracks so I want to print the midi files to real audio and try to relieve some of the CPU. How do I do that. I have search and would think it was an easy thing to do - getting desperate here! Thanks
"Danny T" <> wrote in message news:... > Don't know why but my computer can't handle much in the way of halion > tracks so I want to print the midi files to real audio and try to > relieve some of the CPU. How do I do that. I have search and would > think it was an easy thing to do - getting desperate here! Solo a Halion MIDI track with the L and R markers showing the beginning and ending of the part you want to record. File -> export -> audio mixdown. Repeat as necessary
S.O.D.D.I. wrote: > "Danny T" : >> Don't know why but my computer can't handle much in the way of halion >> tracks so I want to print the midi files to real audio and try to >> relieve some of the CPU. How do I do that. I have search and would >> think it was an easy thing to do - getting desperate here! Which version of Cubase do you use? If it´s SX2 or newer, you can choose the mixdown "source channel" in the mixdown window. That will lead to the same result as solo-ing the "instrument channel" for a VSTi and you can choose to import the mixdown file automatically into the project (on a new audio track), if you wish to. The L and R locators must, of course, be set the same way as with the "solo" method. ;-) That means, according to the length of the MIDI events - better leave some additional "space" at the end, so the sound generated by the last note isn´t cut-off in the audio mixdown. > Solo a Halion MIDI track with the L and R markers showing the > beginning and ending of the part you want to record. > > File -> export -> audio mixdown. > > Repeat as necessary Or, again with SX2 and newer, you can use the "freeze" function. Search the PDF manual for details, how it works and what it does. ;-) Hope that helps, Phil
On Jun 1, 2:53 am, "Phil W" <> wrote: > S.O.D.D.I. wrote: > > "Danny T" : > >> Don't know why but my computer can't handle much in the way of halion > >> tracks so I want to print the midi files to real audio and try to > >> relieve some of the CPU. How do I do that. I have search and would > >> think it was an easy thing to do - getting desperate here! > > Which version of Cubase do you use? > If it´s SX2 or newer, you can choose the mixdown "source channel" in the > mixdown window. That will lead to the same result as solo-ing the > "instrument channel" for a VSTi and you can choose to import the mixdown > file automatically into the project (on a new audio track), if you wish to. > The L and R locators must, of course, be set the same way as with the "solo" > method. ;-) That means, according to the length of the MIDI events - better > leave some additional "space" at the end, so the sound generated by the last > note isn´t cut-off in the audio mixdown. > > > Solo a Halion MIDI track with the L and R markers showing the > > beginning and ending of the part you want to record. > > > File -> export -> audio mixdown. > > > Repeat as necessary > > Or, again with SX2 and newer, you can use the "freeze" function. Search the > PDF manual for details, how it works and what it does. ;-) > > Hope that helps, > > Phil THANK YOU BOTH!!! I think I knew that and my brain fart thing set in. I've been using cubase exclusively since Cubase VST first came out. I'm on Cubase 5 now..... you'd think I could figure this out already Anyway, thanks for saving my last 3 brain cells.
