[Ardour-Users] Function to freeze tracks

[Brett Clark]

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> 1. Fader doesn't work after freezing a track
>> This is intentional. Or was, at one time anyway.
>
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It was that way on Ardour 2.x versions too.  My workaround was to route the
output of the frozen track to a bus so i could control the volume level
from there.

I assume the functionality is based on the fact that you wouldnt be able to
correctly "freeze" a track with post-fader plugins without freezing the
fader itself.  This is because some post-fader plugins output changes based
on fader level (eg. compression or overdrive) .

--Brett




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On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 8:00 AM, Paul Davis <paul at linuxaudiosystems.com>
wrote:

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>
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> On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 2:45 PM, Tim <ardour at linux-daw.org> wrote:
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>> I did some freezes now and it works. But some things don't work:
>> 1. Fader doesn't work after freezing a track
>>
>
> This is intentional. Or was, at one time anyway.
>
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>>  2. Bouncing (with processing) a region causes Ardour to crash
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> This has been fixed and will be out in the next "real" release. There will
> be another hotfix release because there are still data-loss issues in
> 3.5.380). I hope later today.
>
> --p
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