So sichere ich meine Musikproduktionen - Meine Empfehlungen zum Backup:
1. Konvertierung virtueller Instrumente:
Vor dem Mischen konvertiere ich alle Software-Synths und Drum-Maschinen in Audio-Dateien. Das spart Rechnerleistung und sorgt dafür, dass zeitabhängige Effekte konsistent bleiben.
Zum Beispiel ein Rhodes mit einem Tremolo oder Instrumente mit Auto-Panning, Chorus oder Flanger.
2. Doppeltes Bouncen der einzelnen Spuren nach dem Mix:
Mit Effekten: Sichert den charakteristischen Klang deiner Tracks.
Ohne Effekte: Ermöglicht spätere Anpassungen, ohne auf veraltete Plugins angewiesen zu sein.
weitere Infos wegen Bachtrendering werden folgen ...
- Alle Einzelnen Spuren zur gleichen Zeit exportieren als Single Tracks (Achtung: Tracks unmuted, Cycle korrekt gesetzt!?)
- im Export Fenster "Multiple" auswählen
- separaten Ordner "Songname" Stems anlegen
- Name Scheme: Name - Channel Number - Channel Name
- Song Title - Tempo
- Auswahl mono - Stereo - Recorded Bit Rate
- You can actually set the output of the tracks to a mono output buss (created in the AUDIO CONNECTIONS/OUTPUT tab) and not have to export twice (once for mono tracks and once for stereo tracks) So If you have Stereo and mono files you can export Stereo through the ST output and Mono through the Mono output at the same time! It also works if for example you're stereo summing keyboards that have been recorded as L/R mono tracks or any other situation like that through a Group track and then just select the group tracks as well when you export. Just make sure you set the panning you want for the summed tracks first or you'll get a stereo track with both L/R sent up the middle instead of panned to the sides. All in one go!
- You can actually set the output of the tracks to a mono output buss (created in the AUDIO CONNECTIONS/OUTPUT tab) and not have to export twice (once for mono tracks and once for stereo tracks) So If you have Stereo and mono files you can export Stereo through the ST output and Mono through the Mono output at the same time! It also works if for example you're stereo summing keyboards that have been recorded as L/R mono tracks or any other situation like that through a Group track and then just select the group tracks as well when you export. Just make sure you set the panning you want for the summed tracks first or you'll get a stereo track with both L/R sent up the middle instead of panned to the sides. All in one go!
