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jlcnyc 01-27-2007 03:14 PM

quick (stupid?) question
 
here's an easy one (maybe?)

during playback, if I want to skip to a different section...
Is it necessary/advisable to stop playback before clicking the desired memory location?
or is it ok to "jump around" DURING playback?
I certainly do this in iTunes without ever thinking about it....but PT? I don't know

thanks in advance

lwilliam 01-27-2007 05:09 PM

Re: quick (stupid?) question
 
I've done it and no harm comes of it, but I generally stop the transport first just because the audio sounds better with a little pause. It gives reverb, echo and anything sustaining a chance to fade out.

It's not really the same thing as with iTunes where you're just skipping around a file. You have VIs and plugins using the CPU.

jlcnyc 01-27-2007 08:18 PM

Re: quick (stupid?) question
 
thanks

the reason I ask...
I have a "DIY mastering" session template with various imported commercially released tunes. I use these files to compare with my mixes.(The session only has 2 tracks of audio, no VI's, but a few "mastering" plugs - low CPU usage) Sometimes I like to A/B with no silence in between... but I certainly don't want to damage anything.

any other opinions

Park Seward 01-28-2007 04:47 PM

Re: quick (stupid?) question
 
Jump. You won't hurt anything.

As you know, the heads inside a hard drive are jumping around all the time anyway.

wolfskin 01-28-2007 07:31 PM

Re: quick (stupid?) question
 
Yep, jump around... That's one of my favorite features of the new dynamic transport...

jlcnyc 01-28-2007 08:02 PM

Re: quick (stupid?) question
 
thanks for the green light!


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