Brian -
You can render either as mono or stereo - it's like
rendering from the file menu. You choose a file format,
etc... you can choose mono or stereo. This confused me at
first too. Being able to preview with other tracks would be
great, though

Brian Franz wrote:
>>Further experimenting, trying to get Antares Autotune to
>>work in Vegas gave me this result. I tried the "Apply
Non-
>>Real time Event FX", this seems like a great feature and
>>means that I will probably use soundforge less doing this
>>same kind of thing. Only problem is that Autotune is
>>a "Mono" effect and is suppose to only work with mono
>>tracks. When you hit "Ok" and actually do the processing
>>on your Mono Vocal, it renders it as a "Stereo"
>>Track....this would make sense if I was applying reverb,
>>which is a Stereo effect, but this is a mono effect, on a
>>mono track. You do this in soundforge and it handles the
>>files correctly, mono or stereo. So here's a word of
>>advice SF....pssssst....steal the code you used in Sound
>>Forge and do the same thing in Vegas....you can do
>>this...it isn't illegal or unethical, there's no need to
>>reinvent the wheel.
>>
>>Optimally, here's what us Antares Autotune users would
like
>>to see. We would like to take an "event" of a mono vocal
>>and loop a section,to be able to audition it with the
other
>>musical tracks using Autotune, so that we have a musical
>>reference for our pitch changes. Then once we made our
>>adjustments, we want to hit "OK" and have autotune
process
>>it. Then we will move onto the next section that's out
of
>>tune and do the samething until the entire vocal is in
>>tune.
>>
>>P.S. Damn!!! I just bought another Tascam DA-88, so I
>>could do transfers to Vegas for just this purpose,
because
>>my other studio has 32 Tracks of DA-88's and no way to
tune
>>vocals. Arggghhh!!!!