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Forums › Forums › SQ Forums › SQ feature suggestions › Recall Filter for Inserts
Tagged: filters, processing, safes, Waves
Keith / A&H Team,
It would be helpful if the Recall Filters for processing could be split so we could choose to recall the channel processing, or just the inserts separately. That way you could build a scene that would bypass your Waves’ or other external processing in the event of a mishap.
+1
This is exactly what I’ve been looking into recently!
I’ve thought about using LiveProfessor instead of waves, as I have the plugins but no soundgrid stuff but the theory would remain – if the plugin processing machine were to crash I would need a quick way to bypass all inserts.
(Mine is for a broadcast mix where latency is not an issue as it’s a separate desk)
+++1
100% makes me reluctant to use waves after buying the card, server and plugins. Never had any crashes with it tbf but could really do with this being added for peace of mind
+1 I had a similar request a while ago
+1
I searched for this with the same use case in mind: Bybass all external processing in case something goes wrong.
My current workaround is more complicated and error-prone.
100% makes me reluctant to use waves after buying the card, server and plugins. Never had any crashes with it tbf but could really do with this being added for peace of mind
They build in just enough chance of failure that a lot of people end up buying a second system for redundancy. They get more revenue from the “redundant” systems than they loose from people too scared to buy a single system, so it makes financial sense to do this.
I realize that comment is a little “tin foil hat” like, but I suspect their is some truth in it! 🙂
Did anyone ever come up with a workaround for this?
2 years later and it’s still not an option. This would make the SQ a lot better! Please introduce this function!
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