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Location: Switzerland | Hi,
I just started using the beta version for its standalone capabilities, and I want in a near future export what I made...
I didn't found an option to do it...
Is there a way to export module as a wav or mp3 format ?? (or other mudule format, like .xm, .it, etc...)
The xml format is not recognized by modplugplayer for example...
It's very important for me... If I want to put my tracks on the web, or burn an audio CD...
Hope you can help me... |
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Location: Netherlands | Maybe, until there's native audio export in the standalone version, you could give a DAW a swing and use reViSiT as a plugin? Then you'd simply use the audio export features of the DAW. Tempo changes are a bit more work in a DAW, as you'd have to change tempos twice: in reViSiT and in the tempo track of the DAW.*
* check: in theory only once: in the DAW's tempo track, but changing at both places has playback syncing advantages in the DAW.
Edited by CS_TBL 2012-08-27 3:02 PM
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Location: Switzerland | Thanks 4 the reply... I will see it when I need it.
I tried to use reViSiT as a plugin, but I don't understand how to do it... So, I prefer a native audio export... I hope it's for a next release soon... |
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Location: Netherlands | In which DAW did you try? Cubase should be easy enough really, got no experience with others though (like Sonar). |
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Location: Switzerland | I used VSTHost... a free host... No sound (a configuration problem... I don't understand how a vst host works)
And for Cubase, I don't have CHF 600 just to have an audio export function... |
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Location: Netherlands | Ok, as for VSTHost, that's for Chris to comment on I guess.. |
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Location: England | VSTHost works OK with reViSiT, though the host doesn't automatically update the plugin GUI as frequently as you might like (making it feel sluggish) - you might try setting reViSiT's Graphic Priority to "Higher"' in reViSiT's Preferences (F12) screen.
No audio is likely a host issue. In VSTHost, you may have to Start Engine, and choose an audio driver manually. ASIO is recommended - see ASIO4ALL if your soundcard doesn't come with one.
Naturally, an export function is high on the list for Standalone mode. See the reply to your other post for details. |
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Export option - standalone version
