2nd phase, with all the other editing LESS the reverb, and finally the final phase with reverb. 1st phase would be the pure RAW version, no FX, or editing. I also like to save something like a lead vocal in usually 3 different phases. I need to use Samplitude for things like pitch correction (which I'm pretty comfortable with at this point), deleting sections/ranges.

I just mention those if it makes it easier for you to make analogies. Specifically, because right now I'm using it primarily as a wave editor (although, I'm aware it has volumes more capability), I used to use Audition 1.5, and Sonar 8.5.3. I've also read all of the entries in the users manual about those topics but nothing really gets through. I acknowledge your guruness on Samplitude Pro X, and indeed, I have watched all of them especially the ones regarding Object Editing, Wave Editing, Ranges. I also discovered that yesterday night for the eFX plugs but for the built-in fx such as Dynamics, FFT Filter or EQ116, it don't seems to be possible to open multiple instances of those since they are integrated to the signal flow of Samplitude

However you need to do this from the MAGIX plug-ins menu. I just tested it and you can open multiple instances of eFX plug-ins in the latest version of Samplitude Pro X 2.2.0.170. I can with third party plugins but I can't with stock plugins and the eFX I would like to know if there is a way to open multiple instances of the same plugin on one track Incidentally there's nothing to stop you downloading my YouTube videos if you install RealPlayer. Who knows one of these tutorial companies may suddenly release a Samplitude series but I've had no contact from any of them So they won't be by me. Also I'm self financed and have limited funds so I can't really set up a website. I was going to release a DVD series of my own a while back but decided against it as I couldn't get the kind of quality I wanted on a DVD.

Also I like the fact that I can do quick one-off tutorials on specific subjects and quickly post them on YouTube. In fact someone approached me about 3 years ago about doing a series but I decided to remain independent and continue doing free tutorials.I have made over 230 tutorials and currently I do a bi-monthly video tutorial and article for Sound on Sound magazine.

I guess it's because Samplitude is lesser-known compared to other DAW's and they are probably looking to make some money. By the way, can you tell me why there is no samplitude tutorials available from the commercial companies like Groove3,, VTC, etc.

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