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Mixing ► Freeze tracks and synths

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Freeze Track. Bounces the audio in the track to a new audio clip or clips, applies any effects, and disables the FX Rack.
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Unfreeze Track. Discards the bounced audio, restores the original audio to the way it was before the last Freeze or Quick Freeze command, and enables the FX Rack.
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Quick Unfreeze Track. Hides and mutes the bounced audio, restores the original audio to the way it was before the last Freeze or Quick Freeze command, and enables the FX Rack. Bounced audio is retained, however, and toggling between Quick Freeze and Quick Unfreeze should be instantaneous.
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Quick Freeze Track. Only available after a Quick Unfreeze, the Quick Freeze function redisplays and unmutes the bounced audio instantaneously and disables the FX Rack.
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Freeze Synth. Audio from a soft synth is bounced and placed on the synth’s track. Output from the synth is disabled, as is the FX Rack on the synth track.
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Unfreeze Synth. Discards bounced audio, enables the synth and track FX Rack. Bounced audio is discarded, and will be re-bounced if you choose Freeze again.
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Quick Unfreeze Synth. Hides and mutes the bounced audio, enables the synth and track FX Rack. Bounced audio is retained, and toggling between Quick Freeze and Quick Unfreeze should be instantaneous.
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Quick Freeze Synth. Only available after a Quick Unfreeze, the Quick Freeze function redisplays and unmutes the bounced audio instantaneously, disables the synth, and any effects on the synth track.
Note 1: An Unfreeze or Quick Unfreeze command restores the audio on a track to the way it was before the last Freeze or Quick Freeze command. Any editing you do to a frozen track is discarded when you Unfreeze or Quick Unfreeze the track.
Note 2: You control the bit depth of all rendering operations (bouncing, freezing, applying effects) in Edit > Preferences > File - Audio Data, in the Render Bit Depth field. The default value of 32 is the best for most situations. See Bit depths for rendering audio for more information.
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Right-click on a track and select Freeze > Freeze Track from the menu that appears.
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Right-click on a track and select Freeze > Unfreeze Track from the menu that appears.
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Right-click on a frozen track and select Freeze > Quick Unfreeze Track from the menu that appears.
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Click the track’s Freeze button .
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Right-click on a track that you did a Quick Unfreeze on and select Freeze > Quick Freeze Track from the menu that appears.
Only available after a Quick Unfreeze, the Quick Freeze function redisplays and unmutes the bounced audio instantaneously
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Right-click a synth track or a synth’s MIDI track, and choose Freeze > Freeze Synth from the menu that appears.
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In the Synth Rack (Synth tab in the Browser), click the Freeze/Unfreeze button .
Note 1: If a soft synth has been inserted to an audio track’s FX Rack, the Freeze/Unfreeze button is not present in the Synth Rack for that synth. To freeze that synth, right-click the track or the synth’s MIDI track and choose Freeze > Freeze Synth from the menu that appears.
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Right-click a synth MIDI or audio track, and choose Freeze > Unfreeze Synth from the menu that appears.
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In the Synth Rack, click the Freeze/Unfreeze button , and choose Freeze > Unfreeze Synth from the menu that appears.
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Right-click a frozen synth MIDI or audio track, and choose Freeze > Quick Unfreeze Synth from the menu that appears.
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In the Synth Rack, click the Freeze/Unfreeze button , and choose Freeze > Quick Unfreeze Synth from the menu that appears.
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Right-click a quick unfrozen synth track or synth MIDI track, and choose Freeze > Quick Freeze Synth from the menu that appears.
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In the Synth Rack, click the Freeze/Unfreeze button , and choose Freeze > Quick Freeze Synth from the menu that appears.
Only available after a Quick Unfreeze, the Quick Freeze command redisplays and unmutes the bounced audio instantaneously, disables the synth, and any effects on the synth track.
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Hold down the CTRL key, then click the Freeze button in any of the selected tracks. All selected tracks will now be frozen.
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Right-click an audio or synth track, and choose Freeze > Freeze Options from the menu that appears.
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In the Synth Rack, click the Freeze/Unfreeze button , and choose Freeze Options from the menu that appears.
Choose options in the Freeze Options dialog box. For help choosing options, click the Help button in the dialog box.
Tip: All Freeze commands are also available in the Track menu.
Tip: To show or hide the Archive and Freeze buttons in the Track view, open the Track Control Manager and specify the visibility of the Track State group. For details, see Track Control Manager.
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