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28th January 2012
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| Gear Head Joined: Feb 2006 Location: manchester
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Thread Starter | creating fades in beat detective slow in 9.0.6
has anyone else found that since updating to pro tools 9.0.6 on snow leopard that creating fades after using beat detective with a lot of edits is taking an absolute age? i had a project on a laptop that was taking 4 hours plus to generate all the fades on 12 tracks of drums that i'd edited. so i tried on a mac pro, same problem. today, different studio, different computer, entirely different project and i had a similar problem. just me? bulley |
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