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Originally Posted by MADSTATION
What you could do:
bounce your whole track to .wav
then run another .flp and add a midi track(or a dashboard, so you can add fx to your synth in realtime). your cpu load shouldnt be much higher than 5%...then you mute the .wav you exported before, and you export the virus part...then you go back to the first .flp, and import the virus wav back in. you can add additional eq and some fx as well so it blends perfectly in the mix
thats what i do!
I have a track layout .flp(thats only the layout, with basic elements)
then i have the fulltrack.flp(thats the whole thing, that cant even be run in realtime lol)
and then i have synths and melodies.flp(these are all my midi parts)
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Jeez.....thats alot of crap to do just to write tunes!
Maybe you should get a Mac too! I just finished recording a Demo with these dudes, each song a 100+ audio track monster!!!! And I
never have problems with my Mac. Rock solid.....When I was using PC it was problem after problem, and my mates that still use PC are often months without it cos they are always f*cked....straight out the box, rock solid performance, no need to buy special bits and compatible mobo's etc...