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Post by jperkinski on Oct 21, 2014 8:09:39 GMT -8
I purchased the Batch Commander but haven't had time to really learn or use it yet. I'm wondering if this is possible with just one click/command:
First, I would highlight a section of audio manually.
Then I would like Batch Commander to:
-Render the selected section using AudioSuite plugin RX4 DeClicker with the setting that is currently open and set
-Perform 5ms crossfades at the start and end points of the RX4 render.
This is something I do dozens of times daily. To create the fades I use just the fades command of Beat Detective. It works well if I highlight over the start and end points of the render and choose "smooth" in the Edit Smoothing section, but I would love a way to do all this with one Batch Command click.
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Post by jameyz on Oct 21, 2014 11:33:20 GMT -8
1. Render Audio Suite Plug In. 1000 mS DELAY
2. SHIFT OPT - (highlights before break) SET REQUIRED NUDGE VALUE 5MS (200 MS DELAY)
3. SHIFT CMND + (Highlights after break) (200 MS DELAY)
3. CNTRL CMND F (Set 5ms default in System Prefs)
this should work..
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Post by jperkinski on Oct 21, 2014 11:42:30 GMT -8
1. Render Audio Suite Plug In. 1000 mS DELAY 2. SHIFT OPT - (highlights before break) SET REQUIRED NUDGE VALUE 5MS (200 MS DELAY) 3. SHIFT CMND + (Highlights after break) (200 MS DELAY) 3. CNTRL CMND F (Set 5ms default in System Prefs) this should work.. Thanks, sometimes I have a few AudioSuite windows open at one time. Is there a way to specify what plugin I want to render (RX4 DeClicker, RX4 DeClipper, Pro-Q2 etc.) |
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Post by jameyz on Oct 21, 2014 11:49:14 GMT -8
It will do which ever one is up front. Use these BC's to call up the AS, then save the preset as user default or use this to open the preset. 1. Open RX De CLip 2 "Open Audio Suite Preset" 3. New key command with the name of preset 4. Enter 5. Render Audio Suite IZOTOPE AUDIOSUITE.zip (4.09 KB) |
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Post by jperkinski on Oct 21, 2014 11:58:41 GMT -8
1. Render Audio Suite Plug In. 1000 mS DELAY 2. SHIFT OPT - (highlights before break) SET REQUIRED NUDGE VALUE 5MS (200 MS DELAY) 3. SHIFT CMND + (Highlights after break) (200 MS DELAY) 3. CNTRL CMND F (Set 5ms default in System Prefs) Thanks, would you be willing to save a script/command for the first thing you mentioned that I can easily load into Batch Commander? I am already stuck on step 2. Forgive me, I'm still getting my head around how BC works. I've been a Pro Tools user for 10 years so I'm not new to computers, but the BC programming is tripping me up a bit. Thanks. |
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Post by jameyz on Oct 21, 2014 12:02:23 GMT -8
should be something like this. I don't have RX so i can't test. RX INSTANT AS.ravbc (839 B)  P.S There is a learning curve with programing complex "macros" or "Batch Commands" so give it a couple weeks and you will be making custom BC's everyday. (I have been using BC's for a year now, and i probably average 5 brand new ones a day depending on what kind of session i am doing) |
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Post by jperkinski on Oct 21, 2014 12:09:31 GMT -8
Thanks, I think I'm making some progress.
I don't need the BC to open the specific plugin in AudioSuite, or load a preset. I have my preset set to load with the plugin.
I just simply need a way for BC to:
1. Process an already selected section with the focused AudioSuite plugin that is already open
2. Create 5ms crossfades at the start and end of the processed section
Would you mind letting me know what that script would look like, or sending something I can load into BC?
Thanks so much.
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Post by jameyz on Oct 21, 2014 12:44:43 GMT -8
I think this is a better way. Make sure tab to transient is off (OPT CNTRL TAB) and set nudge value to 1ms. RENDER AND XFADE.ravbc (1.31 KB)  |
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Post by jperkinski on Oct 21, 2014 12:49:03 GMT -8
Thank you, I'll test this evening. Your help is appreciated. Batch Commander is a great tool but I think it's a little hard to understand if you don't have any computer programming experience, just my two cents there.
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Post by jameyz on Oct 21, 2014 13:09:44 GMT -8
I am not a programmer (went to music school). Just a PT keyboard shortcut freak...  |
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Post by jperkinski on Oct 21, 2014 20:35:56 GMT -8
Trying this workflow gets me close, but not quite what I was looking for. The rendered section does not crossfade with the un-rendered section. It also does a few other extra things at the end that I'm unsure of.The two red tracks at the top of the screen shot are the ones I processed for this test. I'll post a few screen shots. The first one is what happens. The second one is what I want it to look like, the third is the commands I entered based on your advice. |
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Post by jameyz on Oct 22, 2014 10:26:47 GMT -8
RENDER AND FADE.ravbc (639 B) Ok, i thought you wanted crossfades, for just a fade in and out, try this. this will just add a fade in or out. Set your nudge value to 5ms, or repeat the "SHFT OPT - " 5 times with a 1ms nudge set.
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Post by jperkinski on Oct 22, 2014 20:55:51 GMT -8
I would like crossfades as seen in the 2nd image. The top image only fades in and out the processed section and is what happens when using the last full steps you gave me. My goal is to crossfade the processed section with the unprocessed section both before and after it.
Does that make sense?
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