Hello,

I couldn't find any mention of this on the forum, but when I use the various Oohs and Aahs Realtracks, I often find that there are whole sections of my song where it did not fill in. My songs are usually done in one long "chorus" rather than folded into an X3 ABAB format. I usually start with my intro using the B style, and then go to an A style for the first verse. That shouldn't make any difference, but I just mentioned that for reference.

The way I generally use these Realtracks is to substitute them for tracks already in my chosen style. Then I re-generate the song and listen. If it doesn't sound right, I try to do that regeneration again. I assume that others do it the same way. If the song still has gaps where the singers should be Oohing, I give up and render it to a wav file, anyway.

In the case I'm referring to, the track generated fine in the intro and 1st verse, then when it generated the chorus portion it did 4 or 5 measures, then skipped two in a row. Most of the rest of the song was fine except for one more measure that it didn't generate sound for.

I compensated by chopping up parts of the rendered wav file in my DAW to fill in the gaps, but this is time consuming and shouldn't be happening anyway, to my thinking.

If anyone else has had this and knows what I may be doing wrong, please let me know.

I really love these vocal tracks and have (over)used them in all my songs lately. And now I see there are more available! smile

Thanks!

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(Jim Francisco)

BIAB 2020 with Reaper 6, on an AMD 8 core CPU, 16GB RAM, 240 GB SSD and 1 TB HD. Retired and trying to make some serious music, before Arthur Ritis spoils the fun.