Yes and no… doing basic NR, declicking and level management in one fell swoop before you get started can be faster saves a lot of fiddling around per file. In this case you could just use “make all permanent” which woluld have the same effect, doesn’t it? I then replace them in Nuendo and remove the originals from the pool so I don’t have a large cache file to bog down playback. I think this explains my rx problem, as I don’t have it with short files…įor long recordings and audiobooks, I usually just go over to RX7, do my noise-reduction, declicking, etc. Honesly, I’ve preferred another approach, like coping only the portion ± the boundaries. So, in my case, if I have 10 mins recording it makes a new version of 10 mins file. If I remember and find time this weekend I’ll take a look at it.Īpparently, when you use DOP with any plugin (steinberg or not), nuendo makes a copy of the WHOLE file and processes only that portion. It sounds like perhaps things get loaded into RAM during a transfer and then aren’t released or something similar. I’d also open up Task Manager and keep an eye on RAM usage. So any temporary RX folder if it exists, and certainly the Nuendo project folder. What I’d do though is keep an eye on any folder involved. In other words if you process different parts of the same file perhaps it just rewrites it. I’m not sure how Nuendo and RX does it but I suppose it’s possible for both programs to keep one file per update regardless of how many times you process it sequentially.
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