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VST Instruments and VST Effects are supported
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Product overview
FX Freeze is a DAW CPU resource management tool, which will help you forget
about CPU, RAM or poliphony shortage problems while working with VST instruments and/or
FX.
Special programs, called FX Freeze wrappers, are installed into your VST plug-ins folder.
Use them instead of usual FX or instruments. All works in the normal way, except in the
plug-in window there's an additional line with two flake icons. To freeze a plug-in
just click on the flake icon, play the desired portion of your song, and all the plug-in
outputs will be bounced to disk. During the following work the frozen plug-in will
stream from disk and the DSP part of frozen plug-in will be bypassed. In Ultra-freeze
mode both the plug-in and its libraries also will be unloaded from RAM. The resources
previously taken by the plug-in are ready to be used for any further processing.
Therefore you can maximize the CPU and RAM resources for DAW work. All frozen plug-ins
are saved within your song. Also it takes just one mouse click to unfreeze the plug-in.
FX Freeze wrappers make no overhead and are not at all noticeable until you decide to
turn on the freeze function.
Freeze option Freeze up CPU resouces
Ultra-freeze option Freeze both CPU and RAM
Freeze of a certain portion of a song
Saving frozen data with the song
Selective MIDI channels freezing
Simple and intuitive
VST compatible instrument and FX support
VST 2 compatible host suport
SONAR support for VSTi (via VST DX Adapter)
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
VST 2 compatible host (Cubase, Logic, etc.)
VST instruments or FX
Hardware requirements depend on versions of Windows and host
applications, but not lower than 300 MHz CPU, 64 MB RAM, 2 MB HD + HD space for frozen audio data.
Manual | Overview |
Installation | Interface |
Working with FXF
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Alex Volmer, www.maulbeerbaum.de:
Now the only thing that can stop you from using billions of
effects is your hard drive space and speed...
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Do not want to freeze a plugin?
Connect several computers in one DAW using FX Teleport.
Click here to read more.
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