r/WeAreTheMusicMakers • u/DeepSign695 • 8h ago

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u/Dear-Confection704 8h ago

you could make a empty audio track group called "HQ" and move all the heavy plugins there when you're done mixing, then freeze/flatten that group before closing the session. next time you open it everything is audio and CPU is fine. if client wants changes you still have the original midi and plugin settings saved in a separate project file or hidden tracks.

not the most elegant but works across any DAW and takes like 2 minutes once you get used to it

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u/DeepSign695 8h ago

Yea this is basically what i do now. I flatten all the big groups,Synths, BVs and Doubles etc. And have a separate project file with the midi i can reimpoet if i need to edit.

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u/Joseph_HTMP 8h ago

 I put oversampling to high quality (at least 16× where available

Have you actually done a null test using 16x and, say, 2x oversampling to see if you're actually benefiting in any audible way? And are you actually being critical in terms of where you use it or are you just putting it on everything?

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u/DeepSign695 5h ago

tbh its more superstiton than empirically tested. For certain staurators and pro L i can notice it