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[The Whole Sandwich]

I wish the volumes would stop jumping around on certain tracks when I export my songs to wav. EVERY TIME, a snare drum changes volume or something. I guess I can't complain. I am a BROKE mf and am LITERALLY using ALL freeware: LMMS, free VSTs, loops and samples

https://www.soundclick.com/music/songIn ... D=14401097

[NOVAVA]

This is really good! I like it!

[The Whole Sandwich]

thanks. I had to stop working on that one as it was maxing out the CPU

[NOVAVA]

thanks. I had to stop working on that one as it was maxing out the CPU

Have you perhaps tried to pre-render some sections and use sample tracks instead directly using CPU-hungry VSTs? I mean like this user did it here: viewtopic.php?p=78220#p78220
It seems to be a clever technique when working with huge projects.

[brandystarbrite]

Hey! Nice tune bro.

I wish the volumes would stop jumping around on certain tracks when I export my songs to wav. EVERY TIME, a snare drum changes volume or something. I guess I can't complain. I am a BROKE mf and am LITERALLY using ALL freeware: LMMS, free VSTs, loops and samples

https://www.soundclick.com/music/songIn ... D=14401097

Interesting problem. What settings are you using when exporting to wav?

[The Whole Sandwich]

44.1 k, 24 bit integer, sinc medium, no oversampling, using loop markers

[The Whole Sandwich]

thanks. I had to stop working on that one as it was maxing out the CPU

Have you perhaps tried to pre-render some sections and use sample tracks instead directly using CPU-hungry VSTs? I mean like this user did it here: viewtopic.php?p=78220#p78220
It seems to be a clever technique when working with huge projects.

don't want to sacrifice sound quality or ability to change things later