Waves Tune - leave it in or print it

[YYR123]

So what's everybody doing leaving it inserted live TuneIng so to speak....

Or is everybody printing it to tape?

Prosit

[Drew Mazurek]

Originally Posted by YYR123

So what's everybody doing leaving it inserted live TuneIng so to speak....

Or is everybody printing it to tape?

Prosit

As a CYA, I print ALL processes like this to future proof the session.

All tuning.
All samplers
All drum replacement.

[Bob Olhsson]

I always print stuff like that to a duplicate play-list.

[Shan]

Like others mentioned above, I myself print it to a separate track as I go along.

Shane

[YYR123]

Wünderbar - thank you gentlemen!!! Wise and succinct as always thanks

And I was doing this very thing as well but as I was reading the manual last night it seemed like i could or they present the idea to just leave it - oh well thanks

[wehttamllim]

Originally Posted by Bob Olhsson

I always print stuff like that to a duplicate play-list.

+1 for that!

Plus you have to take into account the amount of ADC thats going on from using WTune. It's considerably high.

[danander11]

Originally Posted by Shan

Like others mentioned above, I myself print it to a separate track as I go along.

Shane

Exactly..., a phrase at a time.

[mesaone]

Use a pre-fader send at unity gain. Right-click it, bounce to disk and tick the "import after bounce" box. Then deactivate the original track.

Best of both worlds! You can re-activate the track at any time for further editing, and you have a print on hand to free up CPU or use on a rig without a WT license. This is what I do with Melodyne, anyway.

[YYR123]

Not really worried about CPU personally (knock on wood)

I could probably have 5 wave tunes and it not set me back too much (kinda why I asked)

I will take mesa's advice seems easy enough to get back and forth

[TOM@METRO]

Yup, print it.