Is there an easy way to pop inserted plugins out into Audiosuite?

[Brettster]

Originally Posted by seafoam green

ie; ..., just like offline bounce , cant you just always record the track with all your adjusted plugs into another track ..., wont that have the same out outcome as what you are wishing for, but with little effort involved , and no closet full of saved settings you will never use again ? Track freeze is still on the wish list AFAIK.

No because I'm using PT10 because PT11 doesn't support my plugins, so there is no offline bounce. Like I said, I'm running hours-long sessions. Printing the audio to a track would literally take hours. Not exactly seamless!

[Seafoam_Green]

Originally Posted by Brettster

No because I'm using PT10 because PT11 doesn't support my plugins, so there is no offline bounce. Like I said, I'm running hours-long sessions. Printing the audio to a track would literally take hours. Not exactly seamless!

If the program wont do what you want , then you must consider the workarounds - Sounds more like its PT10 holding you back more than anything,

..., Time you upgrade your protools and your plugs IMO , or get bluecat patchwork which can load in VSTs ........, AFAIK , anything Rtas usually has a VST version ...,

[unkJE]

Originally Posted by Brettster

What I am looking for is to just seamlessly change from insert to audiosuite.

Considering the current workload at Slate, I was delighted to receive this prompt reply:


"After reviewing the thread, I want to answer clearly. This feature is not available in Pro Tools by nature. Like someone discussed on the thread, freezing is a great answer to accomplish this goal.

Two of our applications being RAVEN and Batch Commander offer a feature called the Batch Command System, which is a series of single buttons that individually execute up to 1000 menu selections, mouse movements and clicks, and key commands. By default, we have pre-programmed multiple Batch Commands for various AudioSuite plugins to accomplish the following:

With one button, you can:
1) Copy the plugin settings from the plugin on an insert rack.
2) Open the AudioSuite plugin.
3) Paste the copied settings to the AudioSuite plugin.
4) Render the pasted settings to the selected audio.
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As you'll see on the video below, you can also customize this to perform this to multiple tracks with different settings for each one, relating to the inserts that are on their corresponding track.


Slate Batch Commander "Freeze 10 VTM tracks"
http://youtu.be/EHGEMXYmIvs?list=UUq...eHsiMBF5pKQ_Kw


Matt Dodge
Software Director,
Slate Media Technology // Slate Digital LLC"



Hope this achieves what you want for US$99 (Mac now, Windows coming)

Specifications & Compatibility
Compatible with Pro Tools 10 and Pro Tools 11

[Meads]

Or you get Quickeys for $60. Just saying.

[Oliver M]

Originally Posted by Meads

Or you get Quickeys for $60. Just saying.

You are seriously recommending QuicKeys any longer?
I am just curious, don't hurt me just yet. ;-)

[Meads]

Originally Posted by Oliver M

You are seriously recommending QuicKeys any longer?
I am just curious, don't hurt me just yet. ;-)

I've been using it for a over a decade now, still going strong. It's everything an more this Slate gimmick is - a simple programmable macro tool.

[Oliver M]

Originally Posted by Meads

I've been using it for a over a decade now, still going strong. It's everything an more this Slate gimmick is - a simple programmable macro tool.

I do not know what this Slate tool does but I know what QuicKeys suffers from.
Thanks for your insight and your opinion, I appreciate it (and I really mean it).

[Meads]

Originally Posted by Oliver M

I do not know what this Slate tool does but I know what QuicKeys suffers from.
Thanks for your insight and your opinion, I appreciate it (and I really mean it).

Don't mean to spam this thread, but I'd like to know your beef with Quickeys.

[YYR123]

I heard development stopped for quickkeys - but keyboard maestro filled the macro gap

[SPA]

Originally Posted by Meads

I've been using it for a over a decade now, still going strong. It's everything an more this Slate gimmick is - a simple programmable macro tool.

Hi guys. That gimmick is consolidating, bouncing, and naming 72 tracks for me as I eat sushi and go through emails :) The gimmick also comes with a few thousand preset commands ready to go for Pro Tools. We'll also have a 'record' function coming soon as well.

But regarding the 'automatically audiosuite' button in Batch Commander, it works great and accomplishes the freeze type of function.

While I'm here, check this new batch command out that Jamey just programmed, it'll be in the next update:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZYImBa5i7M

Cheers,
Steven