Export of Synthesizer V tracks incomplete

[landor]

Hi all,

does anybody work with Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro? I use it as an ARA plugin via an Event FX on an empty audio event. Then tempo and signature are synced between SynthV and Studio One. This works great.

I added some tracks in Synthesizer V for vocal harmonies. Everything is fine. Playbacks words. But when I export the whole project or only the audio track with SynthV on it, only the main Synthesizer V track is rendered. The other tracks within the Synthesizer V arrrangement are not. Bounce Selection or Bounce to New Track don't work neither. I got only the main track of the Synthesizer V arrangement.

I made a video: http://jens-sieckmann.de/musik/SO7_SynthV_Export_1.mp4

Does anybode made the same experience? Any fix or workaround for this?

Thanks,
Jens

 

[TimC340]

I use Synth V 2 Pro (and the first version as well), and I've had similar problems with using it as an ARA plugin (and I've seen plenty of other similar reports). I generally export the voices as audio stems from Synth V and import them into Studio One. If I want to edit a voice, I go back to the standalone instance of Synth V, complete the edit and re-export. It's not ideal, but it works.

 

[landor]

I use Synth V 2 Pro (and the first version as well), and I've had similar problems with using it as an ARA plugin (and I've seen plenty of other similar reports). I generally export the voices as audio stems from Synth V and import them into Studio One. If I want to edit a voice, I go back to the standalone instance of Synth V, complete the edit and re-export. It's not ideal, but it works.

Thanks. That's exactly the workflow I will apply.

 

[Davey]

I also use the standalone in preference to the ARA. It's only slightly more inconvenient.

I typically do it twice for a song. Once for a guide vocal, which allows me to finish the arrangement in S1 and again using that "final" version of the music to finesse the vocals and tweak the lyrics. It takes a few extra minutes to render stems but also helps clear the mind so you can focus on one aspect of the song.

 

[Midiboy]

I don't typically use the ARA version because it's kind of a pain. I use it as a regular VSTi which is less CPU intensive as well.

 

[landor]

I also use the standalone in preference to the ARA. It's only slightly more inconvenient.

I typically do it twice for a song. Once for a guide vocal, which allows me to finish the arrangement in S1 and again using that "final" version of the music to finesse the vocals and tweak the lyrics. It takes a few extra minutes to render stems but also helps clear the mind so you can focus on one aspect of the song.

Do yo mean the standalone without any connection to the DAW or the instrument plugin version (https://sv2.docs.dreamtonics.com/en/inst-plugin)? AFAIK the instrument plugin doesn't sync tempo.

I also noticed that the tracks rendered out of SynthV do not match 100% the playback. But I have to doublecheck that.

 

[Davey]

Do yo mean the standalone without any connection to the DAW or the instrument plugin version (https://sv2.docs.dreamtonics.com/en/inst-plugin)? AFAIK the instrument plugin doesn't sync tempo.

I also noticed that the tracks rendered out of SynthV do not match 100% the playback. But I have to doublecheck that.

Yeah, I mean the completely standalone app. I expert the S1 songs as one or more stems then pull them into Synth V to work on the vocal. If I have a MIDI vocal melody "guide" in S1 I export that as MIDI too. Once done I export only the vocals back to S1 and continue the song.

I've never had any tempo problems but I am always careful to set the tempo in the empty Synth V project before I pull in any files.