EVO: How do I Preview and then Render like AT4?

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Permalink Reply by Art Flanagan on March 1, 2010 at 11:09am

I think what you're talking about it processing your audio through Pro Tools' Audio Suite. It should all be the same.

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Permalink Reply by David Rosen on March 1, 2010 at 11:18am

Hi, Art. What I'm trying to figure out is how to replicate what used to be the "Preview" and then "Apply Change" feautre in AT4 that would then render the pitch correction directly onto my Pro Tools track. With both AT4 & Evo I'm using it as a Plug-in. Is that what you were referring to?

David
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Permalink Reply by Art Flanagan on March 2, 2010 at 10:16am

I was referring to the AudioSuite menu that allows you to process your audio destructively. I think it's the 7th menu option in Pro Tools. This will give you the option to preview and then process the audio just as you mentioned. It should be no different between Auto Tune 4 and Evo.

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Permalink Reply by David Rosen on July 26, 2010 at 11:04am

Hi, Art. You wrote "I was referring to the AudioSuite menu that allows you to process your audio destructively. I think it's the 7th menu option in Pro Tools." and I actually saw that referrd to in teh PDF Manual for PT 8. But I CANNOT find that! I've used PT for years, so clearly the drugs I did in my 20s are catching up with me, because I simply cannot locate a way to activate the Destructive Audio function for a plug-in. DOH!!!!!

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Permalink Reply by rudy on July 21, 2010 at 10:20pm

i am having the same issue.. i lost two hours of auto tuning thinking that maybe i could use the "select all" and "Cut" and "paste" buttons, but when i selected all, then cut, i lost it all. can't find any videos or tutorials or even anywhere in the manual which discusses this. unless, you have to just correct the entire vocal track using graphic mode and then keep the auto tune plug-in in the vst effects rack of each track that's being processed. i dont know. AT evo seems as a VST seems to eat up my CPU.

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Permalink Reply by Art Flanagan on July 26, 2010 at 9:22am

http://www.antarestech.net/forum/topics/copy-tuning-information-fro...

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Permalink Reply by rudy on July 26, 2010 at 10:53am

thanks art. i was thinking EVO was similar in that you destructively edit in Audiosuite and export to track the effected vocals. BUT... im not using protools this go round. and to my knowledge Studio One Pro doest have audiosuite, but I'll check again. thanks again

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