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Subject:Render effects to wav doesn't work for me
Posted by: Moist
Date:5/8/2014 2:53:59 AM

I've added a glitch-effect to my vocal track and I've recorded on/off and it sounds great when I play it in Acid Pro 7 but if I make "render to new file" the effect is gone and if I render the whole track it's gone. Anyone had trouble with this that can help me? I think it's strange since it's correct when I solo the track or listen to the whole song.

Subject:RE: Render effects to wav doesn't work for me
Reply by: U4Ya
Date:5/8/2014 9:01:54 AM

yes that is what is happening with the glith effect from vengeance, and i have been waiting for a responce from sony since april 17th but still no responce???

Subject:RE: Render effects to wav doesn't work for me
Reply by: Moist
Date:5/8/2014 11:37:03 AM

That's the one I tried to use too. Then I tried Glitch2 and another and no one works. The EQ and Comp etc works fine. Strange.

Subject:RE: Render effects to wav doesn't work for me
Reply by: Moist
Date:5/8/2014 11:38:01 AM

Even tried to import the song in Acid Music Studio (since it's updated just a couple of weeks ago) and it's the same thing there. :-(

Subject:RE: Render effects to wav doesn't work for me
Reply by: U4Ya
Date:5/8/2014 12:36:29 PM

I talked to the person from kenilworth/vengeance, and the guy said that this does not happen in any other daws, only in acid, so he told me to contact sony, since this must be sony problem, and like I said I've been waiting for a responce from sony for almost a month, I'm verry sad to say this, but I will be trying some other daws soon instead of acid, if they don't get their s**t together soon.

Subject:RE: Render effects to wav doesn't work for me
Reply by: THFC
Date:6/5/2014 4:54:11 AM

There is a work around that you can use.

Record the pc's mixer output (ACID's output) direct into SoundForge or any wave editor, then save the recording and drop it back into ACID.

Remember to mute all of the other mixer channels in recording mode to lower any digital interference.

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