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Originally Posted by Jimbo12308
I have so much routing going on in so many different directions (bus/sub-bus routing, reverb sends, side-chain compression, sample triggers, etc.) that whenever I try to freeze tracks the routing issues play havoc with everything.
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First off... You should never start Mixing while any kind of VSTi is still active. These should always be rendered to audio prior to mixing.
If you have really complex routing then I think that Martin is correct. You need to render some stems. Save as a new project and bring in only the stems and continue mixing from there.
You have hit a brick wall in the capability of your computer and it's time to make some semi-permanent choices. Whatever parts are finished then render the track's output and put in a new project. In the old days there was no such thing as unlimited undo's or non-destructive editing. Thank God we have those at our fingertips today, but we are still limited by the power of our workstations. Luckily, you can have more than one version of the same project and storage space is cheap these days, so you can even duplicate the source files.