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Exporting to audio+buffer in flstudio question
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jekvan
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Posted : Nov 12, 2010 04:24:58
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So my laptop starts to slow down by day,after 6 long years of hard work.From the other side,my project got bigger to the point that it simply can't work in flstudio (laptop just can't handle it).
So,I've decided to split the project into several flstudio files,one with beat only,one with several instruments,another one with different instruments and so on.
At some point I want to export all of them to wav files and rejoin in a new project as audio channels.As I understand,it is much easier on CPU power to handle.
1)When I hit "export" in flstudio,it gives me shitload of options-like file type (mp3,wav,bla bla),depth,bitrate,looping mode,quality,and some aditional options.
So,how do I export project in best preserved form?
2)Even after I sliced the project into different pieces,flstudio still has problems running some of the pieces.
How can I hear what I've done without annoying clips and unexplained jumps? (I increased buffer length in audio options,but it still clips). |
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Zero-Blade
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Posted : Nov 13, 2010 18:29
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jekvan
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Posted : Nov 13, 2010 20:23
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On 2010-11-13 18:29, Zero-Blade wrote:
Export to WAV 24 bit 512 point sinc for best quality.
Are you using asio drivers of default drivers?
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Default...Does it matters? (when I put ASIO drivers it runs smoothly,but it stops every couple of seconds to buffer up or something,annoying as hell).
Also,that 24 bit 512 point will have exactly the same quality?I know you can freeze and bounce tracks in flstudio,and it has the same audio quality as original,so for me now its bouncing audio tracks,only to different project.
So,it sounds exactly like the original ? |
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Zero-Blade
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Posted : Nov 14, 2010 21:28
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try increasing the buffer size of asio to 512 (11ms) and see how it runs
yes, the bounced audio will have same quality, just be sure not to export it if you have any compressors/limiters/etc. if you're thinking of adding more fx on the audio afterwards
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http://www.triplag.com/
Zero-Blade
http://www.zero-blade.com/ |
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